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Adoption is when someone provides a permanent new family for a child or children. You make a lifelong commitment to become their legal parents with the same rights and responsibilities as if they were born to you. Please see our website for further details. …
03000 269 291
In County Durham, we need foster carers who can provide children and young people with the love, security and stability that family life can offer. There are lots of reasons why children need foster carers, often it's because of problems at home and they need…
03000 269 400
0800 917 7771
0800 917 7771
We are an independent membership organisation for professionals, foster carers and adopters, and anyone else working with or looking after children in or from care, or adults who have been affected by adoption. We provide information, training, consultancy, publications and other resources. Our advice and information…
Advice line: 0300 222 5775
Head office: 0207 520 0300
Head office: 0207 520 0300
The role of a personal assistant is extremely varied, and no two jobs will ever be the same. This is because the individual employer can choose exactly how they want you to support them. Please visit our website for further information on how to become…
03000 269 995
BLESMA is a voluntary organisation for limbless serving and ex-service men and women that suffer loss of use of limbs whilst in service and for those who lose a limb or limbs after service for whatever reason, their widows and dependents. We: Assist and advise…
0208 590 1124
03000 265 792
Social Care Direct is a dedicated team of officers who are your first point of contact if you feel you need social care help and support from Durham County Council. They can be contacted in a number of different ways including texting and email. Please see our website…
03000 267 979
We support people across the autism spectrum, many of whom have additional complex needs including behaviours that challenge, mental health needs, learning disabilities and epilepsy. We support adults and young people from the age of 16 years. Please see our website for further details.
0191 516 5080
We provide palliative, respite and end of life care to babies and infants aged from 0-5 years, suffering from life-limiting or life-threatening conditions. Care is provided 24 hours a day in a caring, safe, home from home environment, for both the child and family.
01642 457 985
We are a national charity for people affected by crime. Our highly-trained staff and volunteers give free and confidential help to victims of crime, their family, friends and other people affected. Support includes information, emotional support and practical help. Victims do not have to report…
0808 168 9111
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