Children with trauma may have been neglected or abused. We provide specialised training to our foster parents on trauma-informed care, equipping them with the tools to respond sensitively to the unique needs of each child. Through therapeutic interventions, personalised support plans, and a network of dedicated professionals, we strive to help children heal and thrive.

Children arriving in the UK from places like Afghanistan, Syria, Sudan and Somalia have fled war and conflict, often experiencing the loss of family or separation from loved ones. Our foster parents receive specialised training in cultural sensitivity and trauma-informed care to support these unaccompanied minors seeking asylum. We ensure they receive top-quality care, including legal advice, education, and mental health support.

According to UNHCR, over half of the world’s refugee population are children. They may have experienced or witnessed violent acts and are in exile, are at risk of abuse, neglect, violence, exploitation, trafficking or military recruitment. We train and support individuals and couples from all ethnicities and cultural backgrounds to assist and protect displaced children.

Children with complex needs, such as educational challenges, ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), GDD (Global Developmental Delay), Autism Spectrum Disorder, asthma, and other medical requirements, benefit from tailored and positive support systems. Our approach focuses on understanding and embracing each child's unique strengths and needs, ensuring they receive personalised care that promotes their well-being and development.

Children with disabilities (visible or not) are valued and cherished members of our community. We celebrate the unique abilities and talents of every child, regardless of their disability. We are committed to providing a supportive and inclusive environment where children with disabilities can thrive and reach their full potential. Our foster parents receive specialised training and resources to meet the specific needs of each child, ensuring they have access to the necessary accommodations and services.