News and reports

We’re reaching out to our stakeholders and the people of Salford by sharing our new strategy and encouraging feedback to help us plan for our future, shaping the difference we want to make by 2024.

Our new strategy defines our direction as an organisation for 2021-2024, we’ve looked at where we are now and where we want to be.

Vulnerable heart failure patients in Salford who have seen reduced hospital check-ups during the Covid-19 pandemic are now being monitored remotely, following the introduction of a state-of-the-art digital care solution.

To celebrate Volunteers Week 2021 we've interviewed one of our volunteers Marian, to learn more about why she volunteers for Healthwatch Salford.

Volunteers Week takes place 1-7 June every year. It's a chance to recognise the fantastic contribution our volunteers make to the work we do and to say thank you.

A new report into the ways vulnerable residents have accessed healthcare appointments in the city has been launched.

Salford residents share their experiences of accessing healthcare appointments during the COVID-19 pandemic in new report.

The first adult patient to be treated at Salford Royal with a new drug for a debilitating spinal condition said she is excited that there is finally hope for the future.

People aged 40 and over can now attend drop-in COVID-19 vaccination clinics at Little Hulton Health Centre.

Below you can find the papers for the Board Meeting on Tuesday 18th May 2021. The agenda and papers relating to this meeting will be available here 5 working days before the meeting.

Salford’s Yemeni community is encouraging eligible friends, family and neighbours to come forward for the COVID-19 vaccine as pop-up vaccination clinics begin to roll out across the city.

Safer Salford is looking to set up and support the development of a panel of volunteers who have experience of living with, or caring for someone with health and social care needs in Salford.