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Salford City Council offers 'extra care' services for older customers or customers with a disability or serious illness. The services we offer include: Talking bills - we can phone you with details

Before you buy care services, you may want to look at other options which can cost less and help you stay independent. If you have savings, work pensions or own your home, you should get&nbs

Adoption is not always appropriate and some children cannot return home. When this happens and a child or children cannot return home, a child may need a long term foster carer to provide permanence a

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

Good foot health, including keeping nails cut, can help prevent falls. It's even more important for people with diabetes. Don't ignore foot problems because you are embarrassed by them. Podiatrists

Care on Call is a mobile warden service that provides support to people who wish to remain living independently in their own homes. We offer a service within the area, responding to emergency calls wi

Duty of care advice for households If you are a household and you are passing waste onto someone who is not the dustman or the local council, you are under an obligation to check that the person you a

The Lead Member for Adult Social Care and Health is Councillor John Merry. The Executive Support Member for Social Care and Mental Health is Councillor Mishal Saeed. The Adult Social Care and Health

Introduction The waste duty of care code of practice applies to you if you produce, carry, keep, dispose of, treat, import or have control of waste in England or Wales. A link to the guidance can be f

We want people with experience of health and social care services to help us develop and improve those services. How can you get involved? Citizen Groups If you have a long-term condition, such as dia