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There are national criteria (rules) that tell Adult Social Care who is entitled to have their care and support needs met. Under the Care Act, if you can answer yes to all three questions bel

It’s important that our sites work for everyone. Making our sites accessible means that they can be used by as many people as possible. This includes those with: Impaired vision Motor difficulties Co

If you need support to help manage everyday tasks, Salford City Council has a range of information available on our Health and Social Care webpages. Salford’s Health Improvement Service offers a numb

Information for members of the public The Welfare Rights Service gives free, confidential expert benefits advice. We help to make sure that people are getting the right benefits from the Department fo

Better Off Salford is about helping everyone in the city with the cost-of-living crisis and finding ways for residents and businesses to become better off. Tackling poverty and inequality is a key pri

We are keen to recruit experienced foster carers as we run a number of specialist fostering schemes as well as the mainstream service. If you're thinking about transferring from your current agency t

Early Support Key Worker Team The Early Support Key Workers are part of Salford Early Help Service. Early Support Key Workers are in place to support families with disabled children under five years o

A statement of special educational needs is a legal document. It sets out a description of your child's needs (what he or she can and cannot do) and what needs to be done to meet those needs. General

What is an Educational Psychologist? Educational Psychologists (EPs) are adults who work with children and young people up to the age of 25 years old. We work with children or young people to help ide

What is consultation? Consultation is a process based on a plan-do-review framework. It works at the individual, group and whole school level. It is a solution focussed process which aims for agreed a