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New to care?
When you first come into care it can be scary and you may find you have worries and questions. It's important that you talk to someone about your concerns, so that we can get your the right help. You can talk to your social worker, residential or foster carer as they are there to support you.
Foster carers
Find out what a foster carer does and some frequently asked questions about living in foster care
People who support you
You will get help from people including your social worker, foster carer and independent reviewing officer (IRO)
Your social worker
Find out what a social worker does for you and some frequently asked questions about social workers
What does looked after children mean
A looked after child might live with foster carers, in a children’s home, with family members or connected people
Where you will live
Places you might live whilst in care, including foster care, residential care or living with family