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Your personal budget is the amount of money that your care and support will cost. Salford City Council will work out how much you will have to pay and how much the council can help

Tell the Adult Social Care service about your experience so that they can improve services for everyone. Appeal if you are unhappy with the outcome or decision of an assessment or suppo

If you’re struggling to pay your bill, talk to your supplier as soon as possible about reviewing payments, more time to pay, access to hardship funds and extra support if you’re older or living with

This page explains about neurodevelopment. Neurodevelopment – What is it? To begin to explain this term we first must start with the brain and the nervous system. The brain is like our central com

Designated Safeguarding Officers (DSO’s) Within the Council’s Housing Services teams there are Designated Safeguarding Officers (DSO’s) who’s key responsibility is to provide advice and support to hou

If you’ve struggled to quit smoking, you’re not alone – it isn’t easy and can take some people up to 30 attempts to succeed. But with the right support many people quit after just three goes. There’s

What is a Childcare Sufficiency Assessment? Under the 2006 Childcare Act, all local authorities must secure sufficient childcare, so far as is reasonably practicable, for working parents and parents w

Salford Voluntary Rangers Conservation volunteering provides the perfect opportunity to get out, get fit and get involved in your local environment. Days involve practical conservation work delivered

Every council produces a number of plans. Some plans cover a wide range of the authority's activities, whereas others are produced to address more specific issues. These plans help the council to impr

Removing barriers to paying the Living Wage Chris Smallwood, Managing Director of Worsley-based Anchor Removals is proud to be the only real Living Wage, no zero hours removals company in the UK – and