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95 articles about 'Children and families services':

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Thousands of Cumbrian children taking part in next week’s Walk to School Week 2019

15 May 2019

Dozens of schools throughout Cumbria are encouraging children and their parents or carers to swap four wheels for two feet, and give walking, scooting or cycling a go during this year’s Walk to School Week (20 - 24 May).

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Attend a fostering information event during Foster Care Fortnight and help change futures for children across Cumbria

10 May 2019

Cumbria County Council is running a number of fostering information events across the county during Foster Care Fortnight, the UK’s biggest foster carer recruitment drive, which takes place this year from Monday May 13 to Sunday May 26.

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Don’t miss the bus - deadline for school transport applications is approaching

09 May 2019

Parents and carers of school pupils who are starting primary or secondary school in September 2019 are being encouraged to apply online for home to school transport.

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West Cumbria fostering campaign aims to show ‘there are so many ways to care’

25 April 2019

In its latest foster carer recruitment campaign launched this week Cumbria County Council is keen to highlight the many different types of fostering, which can fit with different lifestyles.

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Council supports National Autism Awareness Week

01 April 2019

Council supports National Autism Awareness Week

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One of Cumbria's smallest churches pledges to be fostering friendly

11 March 2019

One of Cumbria’s smallest churches, the St Simon and St Kentigern Orthodox Church in Dalton, is the latest church to become fostering friendly.

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Cumbria County Council is proud to support LGBT+ Adoption and Fostering Week 2019

04 March 2019

During LGBT+ Adoption and Fostering Week 2019 (March 4 to 10) members of the LGBT+ community in Cumbria are invited to find out more about adopting and fostering at events in Carlisle and Barrow.

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Millom Baptist Church signs up to be fostering friendly

01 March 2019

A leader at Millom Baptist Church, the latest church to sign up to Cumbria County Council’s Fostering Friendly Churches (FFC) scheme, has talked about about how much the support from church networks can mean for foster carers.
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