Loving homes are needed for children in Lancashire and Blackpool, especially for those aged three and older.
Read More about Loving homes needed for children aged three and olderAdoption Lancashire and Blackpool help children of all ages find loving families. This year, they are especially in need of people who could adopt very young children, with 85% of the children ready for adoption aged under 4, and almost half aged under two.
Read More about Special appeal for 2 sisters Sarah and GemmaHave you considered starting 2024 by growing your family through adoption?
Read More about New Year, New FamilyLast week was the highlight of the Early Permanence support calendar. The Christmas Party!
Read More about Christmas party dayTo mark National Adoption Week, Adoption Lancashire and Blackpool is supporting You Can Adopt as they highlight the positive impact adoption has had on individuals’ lives, and the strides made to put children and their sense of identity at the heart of the adoption journey.
Read More about National Adoption WeekA new campaign has been launched (Monday 18 September) to recruit adopters willing to give brothers and sisters a loving home by adopting them.
Read More about Appeal for adopters to provide loving homes for brothers and sistersFoster carers and adopters from Lancashire's LGBTQ+ community are backing a national campaign which encourages more people to consider fostering and adoption.
Read More about LGBTQ+ Adoption and Fostering WeekThinking of adoption and growing your family this year?
Read More about New Year, New Family campaignIt was another fun filled day for our teens on Saturday 12 November 2022.
Read More about Fun filled day to support adopted teensMonday 17 October marks the launch of National Adoption Week 2022, which this year focuses on the theme of identity.
Read More about National Adoption Week explores memories and identity of adopted peopleWe are in the early stages of developing a teen group so we held an activity day on Sunday 4 September at an outdoor activity centre.
Read More about Read about our activity day to support adopted teensNearly half the children currently waiting to be adopted in Lancashire and Blackpool are brothers and sisters.
Read More about We're looking for more people to adopt brothers and sistersWe're appealing to the public to find a loving and permanent home for a brother and sister with a rare genetic condition.
Read More about Special appeal to find loving and permanent home for brother and sisterChildren from across the North West, who are waiting to be adopted, and prospective adopters came together for a day of fun to help them find families.
Read More about Fun day finds families for children across our regionThe search is on to find adoptive parents who can provide loving forever homes for youngsters in Lancashire and Blackpool.
Read More about Could you adopt?Due to an increasing requirement for loving families for brothers and sisters, Adoption Lancashire and Blackpool have launched a new campaign highlighting the need to keep them together.
Read More about Finding forever homes for siblings across LancashireNew campaign from Adoption Lancashire and Blackpool encourages people to consider adopting brothers and sisters.
Read More about Could you adopt a sibling group?The new regional adoption agency for Lancashire and Blackpool is encouraging anyone who is considering becoming an adoptive parent to take that first step as part of the New Year, New Family' campaign.
Read More about Adoption Lancashire & Blackpool launches New Year, New Family campaignAdoption Lancashire & Blackpool has received additional Government funding to help adoptive families.
Read More about Additional support available for adoptive families during the coronavirus pandemicThe process of finding forever families for children is still continuing in Lancashire and Blackpool despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Read More about You can still adopt in Lancashire and BlackpoolWe still need adopters for our children even at this difficult time, so if you've been thinking of making an adoption enquiry we want to give you as much information and support as possible.
Read More about New telephone information sessions launchedAdoption Lancashire & Blackpool are here to support you during this challenging time, whether you are considering adoption, are part way through the process or you are an existing adoptive parent.
Read More about Supporting you during the coronavirus pandemicA new regional adoption agency bringing Lancashire County Council and Blackpool Council together to deliver joint adoption services in Lancashire launched last week (Wednesday 1 April). Adoption Lancashire and Blackpool brings together expertise from both councils to simplify the adoption process, increase the number of adopters, improve the matching processes for children, and provide support for adoptive families.
Read More about Adoption Lancashire & Blackpool launchesFrom 1 April, Lancashire County Council and Blackpool Council will come together to deliver joint adoption services in Lancashire - to help improve the lives of youngsters across both areas.
Read More about Cabinet agrees to the launch of a new regional adoption agencyIf you're thinking about adoption, then you can find out more at one of our information events.
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