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'Thresholds of Need and Response in Salford' is published by Salford Safeguarding Children Partnership. Case transfer between teams within children's services is designed to ensure children and famili

In Salford, we believe that our relationships with the people around us matter. Strong relationships help us meet the needs of our families. We recognise that most of us look to our partners, friends

Follow us on: What does it mean being in care? There are lots of reasons why children are cared for. This may be for a short while or until you are an adult. Everyone's situation is different so

Support and care for disabled children and their families Challenging Behaviour Foundation - provides support and makes a different to the lives of people with severe learning difficulties.

Salford bereavement charities are being given support from an unusual source. After a cremation the ashes are likely to contain metals such as items used in the construction of the coffin or hip

A lot of preparation and organisation is required to plan and arrange a funeral and because it is a very emotional time very few families wish to undertake these arrangements directly with bereavement

Getting out and about and staying in touch with friends and family can help you stay active, independent and well. Being well can reduce your need for care and support services. What's going on locall

If you are eligible for longer-term, publicly-funded care and support, Adult Social Care will talk to you about your options, give you an estimated cost of the care and support you need and help

Make healthier lifestyle choices for you and your family Welcome to HAPPI – Salford's Healthy Families Programme, designed to help families approach weight management in a positive and inspired way.

The IMCA service is an independent safeguard for vulnerable people aged 16 years old and above who have been deemed to lack capacity to make certain important decisions and who have no family or frien