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Solar Together West Midlands is an innovative scheme offering high-quality solar photovoltaic (PV) panels and battery storage.

This page describes different kinds of technology available, how it can help you (or a family member) stay independent and safe at home and how you can get the technology.

Landline phones are switching to digital, which could stop telecare alarms working. If you or someone you know uses a telecare alarm, you must call the landline provider. They will help make sure alarms keep working through the switchover.

Internal Audit plays a vital role in advising the organisation that governance arrangements are in place and working effectively.

If you live in Solihull you can apply to safely get rid of hazardous household waste at Bickenhill tip.

Working in partnership with Solihull Council, SCH Wellbeing delivers a range of services designed to keep you happy, healthy, independent, and safe in your own home.

The Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme is for children from reception to Year 11 who are in full-time education and receive benefits-related free school meals.

As required by the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), this Privacy Notice provides details of how the Council uses personal information.

Details of how your personal information is protected and how you can access it.

How you can request access to information.

We are committed to preventing, detecting and tackling fraud.

This page provides details about the main external organisations that review and inspect the services provided by Solihull Council.

Our main strategic partnerships in Solihull.

The Corporate Leadership Team (CLT) is made up of our directors who undertake the strategic decision-making for the organisation.

An occupational therapy assessment can help you stay independent and provide information and advice about housing adaptations and equipment to help at home.

If you are finding it increasingly difficult to live at home it may be that moving into residential care could be right for you.

There are many types of equipment that can help you live more independently and safely at home.

Community Advice Hubs in Chelmsley Wood and Solihull town centre are available every week day to provide information and support about a range of topics including care options, accessing benefits, housing issues and energy efficiency.

You can stay on the move in Solihull with blue badge parking and discount bus and train travel.

How to access support with adult social care, find a group or provider with the Solihull Directory and report an adult at risk.

The Solihull Council plan, how we spend our budget, how we comply with data protection regulations and our equality and diversity statement.

If you are an unpaid carer, it's important that you get time for yourself, to support your own well-being.

Supported Employment is a programme of specialised support to help people with disabilities find and sustain paid employment. We work with people on an individual basis, where everyone's journey into work is different.

If you have care and support needs, adaptations to your home, for example, a stairlift, can make it easier to live there independently for as long as possible.

There are a range of day opportunities in Solihull if you are aged 18 or over and have a physical or learning disability.

Being able to stay healthy in later life is a crucial issue for all of us. Many of us fear that ageing means an inevitable decline in our quality of life. But it does not have to be that way.

When you buy a grave or cremated remains plot, you are buying an exclusive right of burial grant, not the land itself. This means that you lease the land for a specified period of time.

We have three cemeteries in Solihull.

Information for children and young people.

Registration must take place in the district where the death happened