Become a Care Giver
Become a Care Giver
Looked after children or young people in care, are those who have been placed under the care of local authorities for various reasons. These young people may have been removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect, or because their parents or guardians are unable to provide for them. As a result, they require additional support in various areas of their lives, including education, health, engagement, relationships, and mental health.
Children in care are supported by local authorities due to neglect, abuse, or family difficulties. They need extra support with education & health .
Education is a vital area of support, as many young people in care experience disrupted education due to frequent placements and a lack of stability.
Health is key for looked-after young people, many of whom need trauma-informed care to address physical and mental health needs.
Mental health support is vital for looked-after young people, with challenges like anxiety, depression, or PTSD. With the right care, they can overcome adversity.
Engagement is crucial, as many looked-after young people lack stable support networks and need help building positive relationships.
Stable relationships are key, as many looked-after young people have faced family breakdowns that affect their ability to form healthy connections.
