Foster Care Fortnight 2023 Events
The council’s fostering team will be out and about during the fortnight and it’s a great opportunity to chat through what being a foster carer is all about. The pop-up…
Foster Care Fortnight highlights the need for homes for the city’s children in care
People are being urged to open their homes to children in care in Nottingham as part of this year’s national Foster Care Fortnight which starts on Monday 15 May. The…
Council’s thank you to the city’s foster carers
The city’s foster carers were invited to an afternoon reception at the Council House on Wednesday afternoon to receive a big ‘thank you’ from councillors and senior council officers. .…
Find out all you need to know about fostering at our Fostering Information Morning.
If you want to understand the rewards of being a foster carer, some along to the Information Morning on Saturday 18 February at Loxley House at 10.30am. Our Fostering Team…
Make next Christmas extra special for a child in care
Nottingham City Council is encouraging potential foster carers to come forward so that children and teenagers waiting for a foster home can experience next Christmas in a loving family home.…
Could you help a child in care in Nottingham?
Have you ever thought you’d like to do something to improve the life of a child or young adult in Nottingham but not been sure how to find out more…
City Council appeals for more foster carers
More foster carers are urgently needed to provide loving, stable family homes for children in Nottingham. Around 600 children and young people are currently in care with Nottingham City Council.…
Change a life…make a promise this Christmas to foster a young person in 2016
Nottingham City Council is on the lookout for some special people this Christmas to make 2016 a year to remember for 25 Nottingham teenagers. Teenagers are one of the hardest…
Festive journey is a treat for children and young people in care, vulnerable families and foster children in Nottingham.
More than 250 children and their parents and carers will board a special train at Nottingham Station for a journey with a difference. An inter-city train called the “Round Robin”…
Foster carers needed to help families in Syrian refugee crisis
As Nottingham people prepare to welcome refugees following the recent government announcement, more foster carers will be needed to care for unaccompanied children arriving here in response to the Syria…