From policeman to foster carer
"I knew I was adaptable as most officers are - but my analytical, communication and advocacy skills have always been useful"To become a foster carer, full training is provided. But…
"I knew I was adaptable as most officers are - but my analytical, communication and advocacy skills have always been useful"To become a foster carer, full training is provided. But…
We are very pleased to say that we have launched a new area on our website aimed at the children of our carers! Kidz Zone is a place solely for…
This month's blog is about e-safety and school transition from Y6 toY7. Originally featured in the Summer Holiday Special Edition of DITTO magazine for schools, parents and carers - accessible…
Following the horrific fire at Grenfell Tower in North Kensington, the government is advising local authorities and social and private landlords to assess all buildings over 18 metres high (approximately…
A big FCC welcome to Steve Field, who joins us as the new Director of Childcare for England!Steve comes to us armed with a BA (Hons) in Social Work from…
This month’s blog is about digital citizenship and raises the issue of young people needing to have a positive online presence as a future life skill when applying for jobs…
When Laurie Gregory, an ex-Deputy Director of Social Services, decided to start an independent foster care organisation – he wanted to do something different. Laurie was a foster carer himself for…
We say a fond farewell to our Director of Childcare, Anne Bard, who retired last Friday. Anne started at The Foster Care Co-operative 13 years ago - and in that…
The preparation for adult life is a marathon not a sprint and for most people the process begins pre-school.For fostered children however, the experience can be very different.Depending upon the…