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Can you claim? Many working families are not claiming money they are entitled to, make sure you're not missing out. Working Tax Credit and the 'childcare element' Tax Credits are payments from the gov

Coping with bereavement Bereavement can affect people in many ways and various emotions can arise at different times throughout the grieving process. There’s no right or wrong way to feel. Powerful em

We would like as many people as possible to contact us online, rather than calling. There's lots of ways you can contact us online using online forms. Use the search box to find what you need or use o

Some emergencies happen without warning but there are some you can prepare for. Here’s some tips on how to be ready just in case. Flooding Check if you live in a flood risk area: Salford’s main floo

Finding it difficult to get around at home? The Accessible Accommodation Service is committed to providing the right kind of care and support to enable you to live independently in your home. We may b

Dementia Action Week takes place from 19 to 25 May 2025, where we will continue to raise awareness of the importance of an early diagnosis for people affected by dementia. Monday 19 May 2025 The

What is special educational needs? Most children grow up without having any major difficulties at school, but some find it a little harder and need extra help. This could mean that they have speci

Our vision To deliver high quality support and advice that makes a real difference to the pupils and school staff of Salford. Who we are The Learning Support Service (LSS) is part of the Children’s Se

Transforming Greater Manchester into a Living Wage City-Region is the renewed focus of Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham this Living Wage Week. Speaking at the Living Wage Foundation (LWF) Nort

In late 2016 we asked what matters most to you so that we could reflect these findings in our budget plans for 2017/18 and 2018/19. The full report is available.  The main things that mattered to you