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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

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

The Housing Options Service works closely with prisons and probation services. We provide housing advice and support for people who are at risk of homelessness following release from prison. What supp

Personal homecare is help with the personal tasks you cannot manage alone in order to enable you to carry on living at home. This might be tasks such as getting in and out of bed, getting dressed, goi

The Salford Learning Disabilities Partnership Board is a group of people who meet to talk about the things that are most important to people with learning disabilities in Salford. They talk about what

Has your Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA), Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) or Universal Credit been cut because of sanctions? Did you know that you have the right to appeal? Nearly half of people wh

Salford has a proud tradition of welcoming people from around the world in need of support. Historically, its thriving dockland industries attracted immigrants who made invaluable contributions to the

Play isn’t just fun, it's also the best way for children to learn. By playing your children can practice all the skills they’ll need as they grow. To grow and develop, children need time and attention

A neighbourhood plan is a community-led framework, which is produced by an authorised community organisation rather than Salford City Council. Whilst the council will work with and support local commu

About Paul Paul Dennett was born in Warrington and brought up by a working-class family. It was this background which had a huge impact on his politics, where money was tight and the stress of debt wa