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What is WorkWell? WorkWell is a programme that supports disabled people and people with health conditions to start, stay or succeed in work. WorkWell can offer a range of support, including: a person

Person Email address Denee Cassidy, Cohesion and Resilience Lead denee.cassidy@salford.gov.uk Iman Jacoby, Cohesion Officer iman.jacoby@salford.gov.uk Lucy Wright, Partnership Su

There are a number of services in Salford that support people with a disability with issues around employment, volunteering, learning and training or general advice depending on the level and type of

If you are eligible for publicly-funded care and support, Adult Social Care will often suggest up to six weeks of reablement or intermediate care. Reablement Up to six weeks of rehabilitation wit

From energy bills to food prices, ongoing rises in the cost of living can be a huge challenge for you and your household but there is a wide range of support available. We know that winter months c

Our vision To deliver high quality support and advice that makes a real difference to the pupils and school staff of Salford. Who we are The Learning Support Service (LSS) is part of the Children’s Se

Salford City Council values its foster carers. We're here to provide you with support, advice and encouragement at all times. All our foster carers are offered regular training which includes day time

Members of the armed forces community have a new Salford City Council champion to help them with any housing issues. Rebecca Holden is working directly with veterans, ex-armed forces personnel, separa

Unlike the NHS, care and support is not free when you use it. All councils have to charge for care and support so that we can continue to provide it. We will always make sure that the amount you pay i

The City Mayor, in consultation with the Mayoral Team took the decision to provide residents who receive support under the Council Tax Reduction (CTR) pension age scheme, with a one-off Salford Winter