The Voices of Supported Lodgings Report Launch
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest report: The Voices of Supported Lodgings: Strong foundations for our future.
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Home for Good believes that we all have a part to play to ensure that every child and young person has the home they need. We work to mobilise the Church in the UK to respond to the needs of vulnerable children through families stepping forward to foster, adopt or provide supported lodgings for teenagers and churches wrapping around families with support, and to influence wider society through advocacy and engagement to create systemic change.
Get involved
Your involvement can make a big difference in the lives of children in care. Whether you participate in events, volunteer, or donate, each action helps create a brighter future for these children. Explore the options below to see how you can help today.
Who Cares? Campaign
Who cares? Some do. Some don’t. Will you? Every year, 38,000 children enter care. Show you care by making a Who Cares pledge.
Foundations Course
The Foundations course is for anyone who wants to further explore fostering, adoption or supported lodgings.
Northern Ireland Summit 24
On 16th November, we will gather together to celebrate the different ways in which churches and families across Northern Ireland are caring for children and families in our communities.Make a donation to Home for Good and help find a home for every child who needs one
Stand with us
Join our incredible network of supporters, volunteers, Champions and churches and play your part for vulnerable children.
Support families
Could you be part of the much-needed supportive community for families who care for vulnerable children?
Step up to care
More foster carers, adoptive families and supported lodgings hosts are urgently needed to ensure every child has the home they need. Find out more through the button below.Latest Articles
Merger Vision Night
On September 30th we met together on zoom for our first Vision Night as the newly merged Safe Families and Home for Good. It was an opportunity to celebrate the merger and share more about the heart behind the decision to bring these two charities together to see more children and young people thrive.
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Book Review: The Unofficial Guide to Therapeutic Parenting for Childhood Aggression and Violence
Somewhat Sweary and Very Articulate - The Unofficial Guide to Therapeutic Parenting for Childhood Aggression and Violence by Sally Donovan and Carly Kingswood.
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Book Review: Looked After by Ashley John-Baptiste
Tracy Jones shares her thoughts on the recently published booked Looked After by Ashley John-Baptiste
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Wales introduces a landmark Bill to eliminate profit-making from children’s social care
On 24 May 2024, the Welsh Senedd introduced the Health and Social Care (Wales) Bill which seeks to...
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Some Statistics
38,000
children and young people will come into the UK care system this year, that's 100 children a day.
103,000
children in the UK who are looked after away from home
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