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Transitions are times of change; they are part of everyday life and take place from the earliest years. One way of supporting children through transitions is to gather as much information as possible

If you are worried about your memory talk to your GP. There could be many reasons for this, for example: urinary tract infection (water infection) can leave you confused if you don't get it treated d

The family placement team are looking to recruit and train foster carers for children of all ages, but especially older children and sibling groups. Foster carers look after children in their own home

The carers emergency scheme keeps the person you care for safe, if something happens to you. If you have an emergency, a phone call means that help for the person you care for, will be arranged. Fill

Focus fostering is a specialised form of fostering providing placements for children between the ages of 5 to 18 years old. The children referred to the Focus fostering scheme have more complex suppor

Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) are children and young people who are seeking asylum in the UK but who have been separated from their parents or carers. While their claim is process

Learning is a key part of our lives. It is how we develop as individuals, trying new things as well as developing the skills we already have. We all have our own learning preferences and styles. Some

The way we produce and send your weekly remittances and annual statements, changed on 1 April 2024. We will no longer be sending these either by email or post, instead Carers are now able to view thes

Our core data protection obligations and commitments are set out in the council’s primary privacy notice. This notice provides additional privacy information for: Children, young people and

We are keen to recruit experienced foster carers as we run a number of specialist fostering schemes as well as the mainstream service. If you're thinking about transferring from your current agency t