Could you give a child a welcome home?
A loving home can change everything
Across Lancashire, Blackpool and Blackburn with Darwen, children are waiting for families who can offer them stability, support and love. Adoption is not about being the perfect parent. It's about opening your heart, being there through life's ups and downs, and giving a child the chance to thrive.
Book your place at an information event
If you are thinking about adoption, there’s never been a better time. Make 2026 the year you offer a child a welcome home.
Book onto one of our adoption information events.
Our children
We have children of all ages, including babies and sibling groups, waiting for families who can give them the stability and love they deserve.
Adopting a child or siblings is one of the most rewarding things you can do. It transforms lives – theirs and yours.
Who we're looking for
If you’re over 21 and live in Lancashire, Blackpool or Blackburn with Darwen, you can adopt.
There’s no such thing as a “perfect” adopter. We welcome people of any sexuality or gender, single adopters, couples, and families. What matters most is your ability to open your heart and home to a child who needs you.
You don’t need a perfect home – just a welcome home. Perfectly imperfect is more than enough.
Support and training
We know adoption is a big decision. That’s why we’re here to support you every step of the way with training, guidance, and ongoing help. Our goal is to find the best match between your circumstances and the children who need a forever home.
Find out more about our adoption support services.
Could you adopt Lucy, Adam and Aaron, Megan or Daniel?
We’re currently looking for loving homes for these children.
Lucy aged 18 months is looking for a family who will love and support her to enable her to flourish.
Lucy is a beautiful little girl described by her carers as the most “happy, smiley and content baby!” She enjoys a range of activities, particularly music, musical toys, dolls and spending time outdoors. Lucy is wonderfully sociable and loves being with others, especially other children. She is a joy to be around and care for.
Adam is five years old and Aaron is four. They share a loving sibling bond and enjoy spending time together, while also benefiting from having space to develop their own independence.
Megan is 20 months old and is described as a “little pocket rocket.”
Daniel is two and a half years old and is always on the go. He loves being outdoors, exploring playgrounds, climbing, swinging, and going out in the car or pram.
If you think you could offer any of them a welcoming home, even if it’s perfectly imperfect, then get in touch with our friendly team or book on to one of our information events.
