Adoption roadshows highlight children’s age is ‘just a number’!
People in the North-West have been asked to ‘guess the ages’ of children in a bid to challenge perceptions and misconceptions of those waiting for adoption.
People in the North-West have been asked to ‘guess the ages’ of children in a bid to challenge perceptions and misconceptions of those waiting for adoption.
As we head towards Work Life Week 2020 (12-16 October), which is an opportunity for both employers and employees to focus on wellbeing at work and work life balance and with the economy and job market in flux at the moment due to the coronavirus pandemic, now could be the perfect time to think about fostering as a career.
If your children are moving onto pastures new this autumn and taking their next steps into the world of adulthood and university, then Foster with Bury would like to hear from you.
A report published by the Government shows that the North West has more children awaiting adoptive families than there are adopters.
Bury’s foster carers are to receive a ‘thank you’ gift of £100 in recognition of the vital support they have been giving children and young people during the coronavirus crisis.
If you are LGBT+ and thinking about fostering in Bury, then Foster with Bury would like to hear from you.
A couple who have given a loving home to more than 30 vulnerable looked-after children are celebrating 25 years as foster carers.
Foster With Bury hosted the party of the year to share the joy of Christmas with the borough’s fostering community.
A national week of action is urging anyone who has ever considered adopting to step forward as the number of children needing loving, nurturing homes continues to grow.
A NEW “super” team is being launched to boost the search for forever families for children waiting for adoption – which for the first time are outstripping the number of registered adopters.
Bury people are being asked to ‘do something incredible’ and become foster carers to young people who need a stable family home.
An information evening for people who are considering adoption is being held on Tuesday 3 November from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
An open evening is being held for residents who are interested in adopting a child or simply want to find out more.
An open evening is being held for residents who are interested in adopting a child or simply want to find out more.
The hard work and dedication of Bury Council’s adoption staff have been recognised at national level.
Caring families and individuals are being urged to make a real difference to a child’s life by becoming a foster carer.
Every child deserves a happy home – that’s the motto of a new campaign to recruit foster carers and adopters for children in Bury.
Bury residents who adopt can benefit from a nationally acclaimed support programme to help them build the best possible relationship with their adopted child.
Children aged 12 months and upwards need loving permanent homes – can you help to give them one?
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.