FCC welcomes new CEO!
The Foster Care Co-operative is delighted to welcome Sumerjit Ram (Sam Ram) as their new CEO.Sam brings with her over 25 years’ experience of senior leadership at CEO and Director…
The Foster Care Co-operative is delighted to welcome Sumerjit Ram (Sam Ram) as their new CEO.Sam brings with her over 25 years’ experience of senior leadership at CEO and Director…
Each year, The Foster Care Co-operative holds an event that aims to showcase the creative talents of looked after children placed with their foster carers.Earlier this year, the children and…
We said a fond farewell to our CEO, Ian ‘The Colonel’ Brazier last week! Ian retired after a celebratory lunch at FCC headquarters in Malvern, attended by staff and foster…
Neil Morrissey at Global Radio's Leicester Square studios with FCC's Dan Rosewarne The Foster Care Co-operative (FCC) – a national foster care organisation - are very pleased to announce that…
School holidays: Managing time online and offline The long summer holidays can mean children and young people spend more time online. The routines of the school day, and after school…
The Foster Care Co-operative (FCC) has won a prestigious national co-operative award. FCC were shortlisted for the Inspiring Co-operative of the Year Award, one of five presented by Co-operatives UK…
This month’s blog is about the importance of stepping back from the constant online world and learning how to ‘press pause’, for ourselves and our young people. With ‘Gaming Disorder’…
Congratulations to Mick & Sian who have fostered for us for 11 years!Mick and Sian were approved as foster carers in 2007, and since then they have been truly inspirational…
The Foster Care Co-operative (FCC) has hosted a children’s art workshop that will lead to pieces of work being displayed in Cardiff. On 30th May, both foster and birth children of The…
This month focuses on the gaming craze that is Fortnite: Battle Royale! It’s no surprise that my May blog features the latest online gaming craze that is Fortnite: Battle Royale. It would…