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If you need support to help you manage everyday tasks, these pages will help you to explore your options. Make daily living easier, buy online from suppliers or explore your options. If you nee

The Salford short break care statement is available in full as a downloadable document below. Short breaks give families a rest from caring and give children and young people the chance to meet other

Next Step is the leaving care service for Salford. We provide support to young people in care from the age of 16 and to care leavers up until their 25th birthday All young people known to Next Step ar

Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are groups of GP practices working together with community, mental health, social care, pharmacy, hospital and voluntary services in their local area. PCNs build on exist

Follow us on: Advocacy FocusThis team can help you get an advocate (someone to support you with your say) or help you get an independent visitor (someone to talk to and go on trips with). Salford

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

Follow us on: Next Step is the leaving care service for Salford. We provide support to young people in care from the age of 16 and to care leavers usually until their 21st birthday. However, dep

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