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Lifelong Links aims to create lasting support networks for care experienced children and young people who have lost connections with family members and other important people during their time in care

Here are some tips that occupational therapists have suggested for helping with washing and cleaning. Use long handled sponges, toe wipers and cream applicators for your back, legs and feet. An inflat

A young carer is a child or young person under 18 who provides regular and ongoing care and emotional support to a family member who is physically or mentally ill, disabled or misuses substances. We w

We work with different services and partners to organise activities in a range of places across the city from our gateway centres and community venues. Details below: Free family fun nights in your l

Members who care for children aged 15 years and under or other dependents requiring care in the absence of the member on council business, can claim £7 per hour. Payment will only be made on producti

Connecting Salford Quays across Salford and beyond has always been a core principle running alongside development at the Quays. New active travel links, bridges, Metrolink, bus improvements and new ca

Family Information Direct Are you a parent or do you have parental responsibility? Do you live a very busy life, having to juggle many competing priorities such as work - or looking for work - and bri

If mourners are unable to attend a ceremony, there are a number of ways they can still experience the ceremony. On request Salford City Council bereavement services can offer live webcasting and recor

If a case goes to the Court of Protection, this document will be important evidence to support the outcome of the assessment made by a practitioner. Complete this correctly so that it gives protectio

Below are a few common questions about fostering. What is fostering? Fostering involves looking after children and young people in your home and providing an experience of family life. Research sh