Celebrating Foster Care Fortnight - could you join us?
Bury Council is celebrating Foster Care Fortnight and calls for more local foster carers to help make a difference.
Bury Council is celebrating Foster Care Fortnight and calls for more local foster carers to help make a difference.
Bury's foster care team are hosting local events and online webinars to support anyone interested in fostering, throughout foster care fortnight.
Bury Council has joined over 25 local authorities across the nation to recruit more foster carers.
A Council Tax discount of 50% is one of the many new rewards on offer for those who become foster carers.
Foster carers are to receive increased payments and allowances in recognition of the valuable work they do in giving children a home.
Bury Council has joined forces with Bolton Council to lead on a new national fostering campaign during the World Cup.
You can make a real difference in a child’s life, supporting vulnerable children by providing a safe and loving environment which allows them to build confidence and thrive.
Fostering services across the country are joining together for the national release of a new short film commissioned by the largest collaboration of local councils and children’s trusts from all over England.
Local people who could offer a bright future to a child or young person through fostering can join an online webinar next Wednesday (21 July) and find out more about this rewarding role.
Bury’s Foster Care team eagerly joined the Jerusalema Dance Challenge to raise awareness of the need for foster carers and the rewards and opportunities it brings.
Foster carers in Bury provide vital support and care for young people and children throughout the Bury community.
Local people who feel they could offer a brighter future to a child or young person through fostering can join one of two online webinars taking place in May and find out more about this rewarding role.