Thank you to our carers Mick & Sian!
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…
Foster children’s art to be displayed
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…
Understanding your child’s digital world – May 2018
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…
Feature in Huffington Post!
FCC have worked with The Huffington Post to produce an article highlighting the '7 Things You Should Know About Fostering A Child'. The article features three foster carer 'case studies',…
FCC shortlisted for Co-operative of the Year!
The Foster Care Co-operative (FCC) has been shortlisted for a Co-operative of the Year award! The annual Co-operative of the Year awards are organised and hosted by Co-operatives UK, an…
The power of co-operation
FCC were visited by Ed Mayo earlier this year. Ed is the Secretary General of Co-operatives UK, the UK trade association for co-operatives. He spent time with staff, and took a…
E-safety: a challenge for foster carers
Lynn Findlay, one of FCC's supervising social workers in the Yorkshire area, has taken part in an interview about online safety for children.Lynn, who writes a monthly e-safety blog for the FCC…
Understanding your child’s digital world – March 2018
This month focuses on the Safeguarding Children in the Digital Age Conference March has been a busy month for e-safety training and development here at FCC. Our new core training…
FCC win best radio advertisement!
FCC has won Wireless Group's radio ad of the month, for their commercial entitled 'Unseen'!The challenge with any advertisement that promotes a not-for-profit organisation is to try and communicate the ethos and ethical approach…
