Here in Salford, the hospital, GPs, the council and other health providers are all working together to provide the best possible healthcare for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.  The majority of our work is delivered in community based settings and in hospital.

This section gives you information about the services available and tells you how you can get help from them. Simply click on the relevant links on the left.

Watch Salford Signed explain Salford’s CCG commitment to equality an a persons right to a BSL interpreter. 

• Kooth provides free online counselling for children and young people aged 11-18 in the Salford area.

• The GM Health & Social Care Partnership has advice, information and resources to support and manage wellbeing

• Self-Harm Resources - The Manchester Self-harm Project (MaSH Project) have put together a range of links to information on different aspects of care for people who self-harm, such as national clinical guidelines, peer reviewed journal publications, and guides, including:  

  • Coping with self-harm: a guide for parents and carers 
  • Young people who self-harm: a guide for school staff