SALFORD council is planning to build new homes to help young people facing life on the streets.
The town hall has backed a plan to build 18 supported accommodation homes for people aged 18 to 25 who are at risk of homelessness in the city.
Councillors agreed to enter into a funding agreement with Homes England, which will contribute £2 million towards the work, topped up with a £940,995 grant.
Subject to planning permission and a public consultation, the self-contained, one-bedroom homes will be based in Walkden and Broughton.
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