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If you find walking very difficult, a wheelchair may help. Who can get a wheelchair? Adult Social Care has strict rules about who can be helped and what help can be provided: You must be a

NRPF is a condition imposed on someone’s immigration status under section 115 Immigration and Asylum Act 1999. This states that a person has 'no recourse to public funds' if they are subject to 'immig

The Environmental Protection Act (EPA) 1990 places a duty of care on all businesses regarding the waste they produce. This means you, as owner or operator, are responsible for ensuring the waste your

To be considered for two year old funding a child and their family must be in receipt of at least one of the following benefits or meet one of the other criteria listed below. Income Support Income-b

What is supported housing? Supported housing is housing where support and/or care is provided to help people to live as independently as possible. While there they are able to build the skills needed

If you are worried about moving around and using your home safely, or using the equipment in your home, contact Disabled Living for advice. Disabled Living occupational therapists can assess you

An advocate is someone who makes sure that other people and organisations listen to you and takes your views into account. Advocacy helps you to explain your views and concerns, use information and se

The LIFE IN Salford magazine is free and is full of informative and exciting news about what's going on in Salford. The digital edition is available to download from ISSUU. An accessible version can a

See a glossary of terms used. Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision It is important for adults to recognise behaviour as a communication and to try to understand what it means. Self-regulation

You will need a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) if you want to carry out a ‘licensable activity’ on an unlicensed premises. Or if you are carrying out a ‘licensable activity’ longer than allowe