Supporting Neurodivergent Children Why thinking differently is a superpower! Every child sees the world in their own unique way—that’s something to celebrate! Neurodiversity includes differences like autism, ADHD, and dyslexia,…
Our latest #notforprofitfostering newsletter for staff and Foster Carers Check out what's been happening at FCC during the past 6 months. We've had our 25th Birthday, completed our first fundraising…
FCC VISION BOARD CHALLENGE Click here to download the VISION BOARD ACTIVITY pdf. Here's our FCC Kidz Challenge to encourage children and young people to create a vision board. This…
Supporting Your Foster Child with Homework: Hints and Tips for Success As a foster carer, you play a vital role in the development of the children you care for, not…
Opportunity for foster carers supporting children with ADHD If you are interested in this opportunity or know someone who is, please follow this link and complete the survey - bit.ly/DISCA-survey-CN˳…
Our latest #notforprofitfostering newsletter for staff and Foster Carers Catch up on what's been happening at FCC during the past 6 months. In October we celebrated our official transition to…
https://www.fostercarecooperative.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/2023-Christmas-card-winner.mp4 Thank you to all the children who entered our Christmas Card Design competition this year. Congratulations to Kaleb our winner! Kaleb's Christmassy design is our first official Christmas Card…
There is a real and growing concern of how many young people find it OK to share inappropriate images online. It is leading to so many becoming vulnerable to potential…
Could You Design Our Christmas Card This Year? CHRISTMAS CARD DESIGN COMPETITION 2023 "Nature's Christmas" Create a Christmas card design that's inspired by nature. What are the natural things that…
Introducing The Foster Care Charity A new era in transforming children's lives We are proud to announce from 1st October, 2023, The Foster Care Co-operative will transition to become The…
We’re looking for caring people who can make a real difference to children’s lives.
The initial basic criteria for becoming a foster carer is:
• To be aged 18 or over (there is no upper age limit!)
• To have at least one spare bedroom in your home available for fostering.
Final approval will be based on an assessment, medical and background checks.
Click below to make a no-obligation enquiry!