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Early Support Key Worker Team The Early Support Key Workers are part of Salford Early Help Service. Early Support Key Workers are in place to support families with disabled children under five years o

“People think we only work one day a year, but it takes months of preparation to organise an election” Elections is just one day, right? Elections preparation is a half year-long task. Local e

What is an access protection marking for? An access protection marking comprises of an elongated white 'H' marking on the carriageway across a dropped kerb and hard standing (for example; a driveway),

What we mean by children missing from education In Salford each year children either fail to start in a new school or appropriate education provision or simply become lost from school rolls and fail t

What to expect from Salford Educational Psychology Service. What is an Educational Psychologist? Educational Psychologists (EPs) are trained to understand how children and young people learn and behav

The quickest way to tell us when we get things wrong is to complete either our complaints form, our comments form or our compliments form. Your complaint will be logged centrally and the information w

Whatever stage of life we and our families are in, it’s important to stay healthy and age well. Both poor health, and around 40% of all deaths of adults in England, is related to everyday habits and b

Need some support before you enter your chosen career? We have video links to advice and guidance, support for your emotional wellbeing, and personal development. Emotional wellbeing  Feeling worr

Careers information If you’re a young person, aged 13-19, in Salford, you have the right to access independent and impartial information, advice and guidance, to support you to make well-informed and

What is WorkWell? WorkWell is a programme that supports disabled people and people with health conditions to start, stay or succeed in work. WorkWell can offer a range of support, including: a person