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Fostering for Wolverhampton welcomed local residents to a series of events last week, giving people the opportunity to learn more about fostering and the difference it makes to children and young people across the city.
As the new year begins, families across Wolverhampton are being encouraged to make sure their children are protected against serious illnesses by staying up to date with routine vaccinations.
The City of Wolverhampton Council is urging parents, carers, education staff, and professionals across the city to take part in the Department for Education’s 'national conversation' on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) reforms.
This year’s Fostering Children’s Christmas party once again delivered a positive and inclusive festive experience for some of the city’s most vulnerable young people and children in our fostering community.
City of Wolverhampton Council has paid tribute to its incredible foster parents and the vital role they play in caring for vulnerable children and young people, at the annual For the Love of Fostering Awards, recently.
People who are caring for someone else’s child – or know someone who is – are reminded to inform the City of Wolverhampton Council about the arrangement.
The Fostering for Wolverhampton team hosted a special tea party to mark Kinship Care Week 2025 and honour the incredible role kinship foster parents play in the lives of children across the city.
There is still time for parent carers, young people, and professionals to share their views on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services in Wolverhampton.
Two further events for residents to have their electric blankets tested for free and get information on energy bills are being held in the city.
People who want to find out more about fostering for Wolverhampton are being invited to get in touch or drop in to one of our information events throughout Autumn.
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