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These case studies explain how enhanced reablement has helped people regain their independence.

A family hub is a place where children, young people and their families can go when in need of help and support. The people working in the family hub will be from the council, NHS and voluntary partners, working in partnership with you and your community.

You can use these animations before considering an adult social care assessment, to get ideas for how you can stay independent at home.

How you can use our roadworks and traffic map.

The education extranet is our online platform for sharing Solihull Council information and resources with schools and other education/health services working across Solihull.

An archive of our business rates, or National Non-Domestic Rates, data before 2023/24.

Interested in apprenticeships at Solihull Council? On this page, you can read a few of our many apprentice success stories

When a child, for whatever reason, can’t safely stay at home, it is up to the local authority to step in and give them the care, support and stability that they deserve. This is called corporate parenting.

Businesses must no longer supply, sell or offer certain single-use plastic items.

Discover a range of services to help you keep physically and mentally healthy and to support you when you need extra help.

Whether you need help with food, energy, financial advice or wellbeing, the Here2Help pages have some useful information and contact details for you.

Information on the Council's financial position.

Some adults aged 18 or over with long-term health needs qualify for NHS continuing healthcare (NHS CHC).

The Solihull educational psychology service (SEPS) occasionally works with out of borough schools and agencies for children and young adults, such as children looked after.

The Net Zero Carbon Council Plan (NZCCP) sets out actions we are taking to ensure the Council’s own operations are net zero by 2030.

Information on Medici.tv, a source of classical music, dance, opera and other performances.

This is a medically identified physical disability which limits a person’s physical functioning, mobility, dexterity or stamina.

Useful links and documents

Tools to measure and review progress

We expect you to embrace the positive effects of holding a sustainable event and have a clear plan on waste management.

What you need to consider if you’re holding an event on the road or need access to Solihull town centre.

What you need to do if your event needs a licence.

There are steps you need to follow to make sure that food at your event is safe to enjoy.

You have a duty to manage safety at events to make sure that workers or member of the public are not faced with any health and safety risks.

What to do if your event is cancelled or you need to make a change.

We welcome opportunities for local community groups and other partner organisations to host events across the borough.

Where a child or young person has made limited or no progress using universal strategies and reasonable adjustments, further assessment of barriers to learning should take place.

Making reasonable adjustments to the classroom environment can make a significant difference for pupils with social communication needs.

Teaching for pupils with cognition and learning needs should follow the core principles

Class teachers and support staff should ensure that they have a good understanding of the child or young person’s developmental history and learning profile and that they have access to recent assessment information.