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Organisations in Salford have committed to work together to become a UNICEF Child Friendly City. Salford will join ten other cities from across the UK working towards this prestigious accreditati

The initial role of the local authority in responding to major emergencies is to support the emergency services and then, later, to lead the recovery. City council responsibilities include: Identifyi

Salford’s Community Safety Partnership has installed life saving bleed control kits at its Gateways Centres across the city. These have been funded by Project Gulf (our Organised Crime Disruption part

Homeowners, housing association tenants and private tenants can all apply for assistance to make a property suitable for a person with disabilities. Please note that we will only consider applications

What is a house in multiple occupation (HMO)? The Housing Act 2004 introduced a new definition of a house in multiple occupation. The new definition is detailed and complex. Generally a house in

What is rough sleeping? Rough sleeping includes sleeping outside or in places that aren't designed for people to live in, including cars, doorways and abandoned buildings. Often people may appear to b

This is a list of some of the organisations that we work with or that you may find helpful if you are deaf or hard of hearing. Deaf support at Eccles Gateway Wednesdays between 10am and 1pm.This is a

Other support for people who misuse alcohol or drugs, their families and professionals. Under 21s Achieve Salford Recovery Services - under 21s Achieve Young People’s Team offer expert advice an

Kersal Wetlands is a stunning new outdoor space to enjoy, created as part of a £10 million flood protection scheme. The Wetlands is just off Littleton Road, at the site of the old Mancheste

The eight neighbourhoods in Salford all have ways of engaging with residents to support them to become more actively involved in their community. Community committees and network events take place reg