Bury needs foster carers for teenagers
Bury is seeking to recruit foster carers who can offer a safe, nurturing and stable home to teenagers who may have previously experienced severe neglect or trauma.
Topics: Family issues
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Do something incredible – foster a child
Bury people are being asked to ‘do something incredible’ and become foster carers to young people who need a stable family home.
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Working together to tackle domestic abuse
The council, police and local organisations have been taking action to tackle the evil of domestic abuse.
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Could you adopt a child?
An open evening is being held for residents who are interested in adopting a child or simply want to find out more.
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Bury’s adoption team wins national acclaim
The hard work and dedication of Bury Council’s adoption staff have been recognised at national level.
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Make a difference – let’s talk about fostering
Caring families and individuals are being urged to make a real difference to a child’s life by becoming a foster carer.
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Discounts for thousands of unpaid carers
Bury Council is drawing up plans for a Carers Discount Card which would give thousands of residents money off at local businesses and attractions.
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Foster Care Fortnight – will you join us?
Bury is celebrating Foster Care Fortnight by appealing to local people to help them make a difference to a child’s life.
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Make 2013 a life-changing year - foster a local child
Residents are being urged to make a New Year’s resolution which could make 2013 a life-changing year – to foster a local child.
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Fostering service gets the go-ahead on new approach
Bury Council’s fostering team has been given an £80,000 cash boost in an invest-to-save measure which hopes to yield a half a million pounds worth of savings over the next three years.
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Foster carers honoured – could you be one of them?
Bury people who have fostered scores of local youngsters were formally thanked by the Mayor of Bury.
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Foster care heroes receive civic accolade
Foster carers who have looked after children for more than 15 years are to be formally thanked by the Mayor of Bury.
