SCC Adult Social Care Provider Services

SCC Adult Social Care Provider Services Providing person-centered support to people living with dementia, learning disabilities, or disabilities throughout Salford and the wider area.

Aspire provides care and support for adults, in Salford and beyond, who are living with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, or dementia. We provide a range of services including day opportunities, social groups, respite care, and supported living. We work closely with individuals and their families, health care professionals, commissioners, and social workers to provide high-quality, person-centered care.

Salford Learning Disability Info has shared the notes from last week's Listening to People meeting.The group talked abou...
24/06/2026

Salford Learning Disability Info has shared the notes from last week's Listening to People meeting.

The group talked about what a learning disability is, shared what they are proud of, announced their Partnership Board Champions for the next three years, and voted on the most important priorities for the Partnership Board in the year ahead.

Read the Listening to People meeting notes:
https://www.salford.gov.uk/health-and-social-care/adult-social-care/care-and-support-services/learning-disabilities/the-learning-disabilities-partnership-board/

During Learning Disability Week last week, we took time to reflect on what good support means, the importance of having ...
24/06/2026

During Learning Disability Week last week, we took time to reflect on what good support means, the importance of having the right support, and how much we can learn from each other.

We felt the best way to do this was by listening to the experiences of our colleagues and hearing from those who provide support every day.

Our Autism Lead, Sharon Marsden, recently spoke with Beth, a Support Worker at Waterside Specialist Support Centre, about her experiences supporting people with learning disabilities and autistic people. Beth spoke about the importance of getting to know each person, what it is like to work as a support worker, and how rewarding the role can be.

She explained how supporting people with learning disabilities and autistic people allowed her to experience the world from a different perspective, helping her better understand sensory experiences and individual ways of communicating. She also reflected on the importance of person-centred support and advocated for continued improvements in the community, including more choice, better understanding of sensory needs, and the use of total communication approaches to help people live more fulfilled lives.

Read more here: https://mailchi.mp/salford.gov.uk/spotlight-on-beth

Wheels for All 35th Birthday Celebrations Recap 🚲Alexandra Community Hub hosted a small celebration for the 35th birthda...
24/06/2026

Wheels for All 35th Birthday Celebrations Recap 🚲

Alexandra Community Hub hosted a small celebration for the 35th birthday of Wheels for All and invited other services including Brierley Community Hub. It was a great day celebrating all the brilliant work happening across the programme.

We got out on the bikes and certificates were presented to the people we support🏅

A real highlight was recognising our continued partnership with Wheels for All. We’ve recently renewed our agreement, so we’ll continue working closely together and benefiting from their support, training, and access to specialist adapted cycling equipment across Waterside and Alex Hub.

We always have positive feedback from the bike buddy sessions and increased confidence from the people we support. It’s also great to see new equipment being used, including the wheelchair cycle.

Thanks to everyone involved in delivering and supporting the programme, it’s making a real difference, and the people we support are really enjoying the sessions 💙

Wheels for All

Mencap tips for staying safe and prepared during hot weather.
24/06/2026

Mencap tips for staying safe and prepared during hot weather.

Last Friday, Brierley Community Hub hosted an Open Morning for the Community Café, organised by the SALT Team in Salford...
23/06/2026

Last Friday, Brierley Community Hub hosted an Open Morning for the Community Café, organised by the SALT Team in Salford. SALT (Speech and Language Therapy) supports people with communication, eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties.

Julie, a Speech and Language Therapist, showed different food textures, explained swallowing and eating difficulties, and demonstrated the use of thickeners for drinks.

There were also tables with communication aids, sensory items and games for everyone to explore.

Philip said he enjoyed the dice game, where you had to describe the picture it landed on. .

It was a fun, sensory and engaging morning, and everyone who attended had a great time. Thank you to Julie and the SALT Team for a fantastic session.

Granville Respite Care in Eccles offers short breaks for young people (14+) with learning disabilities and complex healt...
18/06/2026

Granville Respite Care in Eccles offers short breaks for young people (14+) with learning disabilities and complex health needs.

Set in the lovely Ellesmere Park, we provide a warm, home-from-home environment where guests can relax, make friends, and enjoy a range of activities.

We understand the demands of being a full-time carer so Granville provides the opportunity for carers to spend quality time with other family members, or to recharge their batteries, safe in the knowledge that their loved one is being cared for and supported by our expert team.

Find out how we can support you and your young person: https://www.salford.gov.uk/.../short-breaks-and-respite.../

17/06/2026

As part of , we're celebrating the amazing talents and achievements of the people we support.

Recently, Seana and her friends from St George's Community Hub took to the stage at We Invented the Weekend at The Lowry with Tracing Steps. It was great to see all their hard work pay off.

When we asked Seana what she enjoyed most, she said: "I love music and dancing, and I loved doing it with my friends. What a day! Thank you St George's and Martine."

We're so proud of Seana and the whole dance group. It's amazing to see people doing what they love and sharing their talents with others.

Seana and the group's performance is a great example of what can be achieved when people are supported to follow their dreams.

Tracing Steps

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Video Description: Pink animated video with abstract shapes and the Salford City Council Provider Services logo in the top right. On the left is a circular image of a smiling woman with sun glasses and red hair in plaits. White text reads: “I love music and dancing, and I loved doing it with my friends. What a day! Thank you St George's and Martine.”

The World Cup celebrations have started at Humphrey Booth Resource Centre. ⚽Our fantastic Aspire 2 Age Better volunteers...
16/06/2026

The World Cup celebrations have started at Humphrey Booth Resource Centre. ⚽

Our fantastic Aspire 2 Age Better volunteers organised a fun afternoon of football games, football chants, dancing, and plenty of laughs.

Who thinks England will bring home the win tomorrow? 🏆⚽

At Humphrey Booth Resource Centre, there's always something going on. We offer daily activities, alongside special events, coffee mornings, and seasonal celebrations throughout the year.

Looking for a new hobby or activity in a dementia-friendly environment? From dancing, singing and quizzes to dominoes, tai chi and much more, our colleagues and volunteers help create a welcoming space for people with dementia, their carers, and the wider community to enjoy activities.

Our forget me not café is also open Monday to Friday from 9am–2pm, serving fresh homemade meals, cakes, and refreshments. Whether you're joining an activity or popping in for a chat and a cuppa, you're always welcome.

We're open Monday to Friday, 8.30am–4.30pm, and we'd love to see you.

To find out more about our activities, please visit:
https://www.salford.gov.uk/.../community-hubs-and.../

Or call us on 0161 607 7100.

Men’s mental health support shared by the Mental Health Foundation 💜
16/06/2026

Men’s mental health support shared by the Mental Health Foundation 💜

Learning Disability Week 2026 💜This Learning Disability Week, we’re celebrating the voices, achievements, goals and aspi...
15/06/2026

Learning Disability Week 2026 💜

This Learning Disability Week, we’re celebrating the voices, achievements, goals and aspirations of the people we support. The theme “Do You See Me?” is about making sure people with learning disabilities are seen, heard and valued.

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing stories from our You Said, We Did forums, achievements, and what people are looking forward to this summer, including holidays, days out and activities.

The people we support will also be taking part in workshops across Salford, joining free activities and information sessions on health and wellbeing. You’ll see lots of photos and feedback from them throughout the week.

We look forward to celebrating the people we support 💜

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Humphrey Booth Resource Centre, 16-18 Worsley Road
Swinton
M275WW

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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