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Information for young people This is the place for young people, parents and carers to find out what’s on offer from a wide range of organisations across the city. Information is provided for differ

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

See what's available and book a place Find out what the HAF programme means to families in Salford About the Holiday activities and food programme Children and young people aged four to 16 who are

What is the Family Nurse Partnership? The Family Nurse Partnership works with first time mothers under the age of 20 to help them to explain healthy pregnancy and caring for yourself and your baby. Fa

The purpose of the ePetition service is to enable as many people as possible to make their views known. All petitions will be accepted and published on this website, providing they meet the criteria b

Portage is a specialist home-visiting educational service, for pre-school aged children with additional support needs and their families. Portage is a partnership between parents and professionals whe

School details Address: Hadfield StreetSalford M7 4XG Telephone: 0161 921 2060 Email: stthomasofcanterbury.rcprimaryschool@salford.gov.uk Headteacher: Mr D Deane School type: Voluntary aided Tota

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

When your baby is between 6 and 8 weeks old, a health visitor from our 0-19 team will visit you to discuss your baby’s health, development, feeding, and sleeping patterns, or anything else that you ma

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