News and Updates

22 Mar

'Learning Disability' and 'Learning Difficulty': What's the difference?

In our last newsletter, Autism and Behaviour Specialist, Jan Harris discussed the difference between the terms 'learning difficulty' and 'learning disability, and why the distinction might matter.

22 Dec

Beaumont Grainger Award Winners 2017

The Beaumont Grainger Award to recognise excellence in foster care for children with disabilities and complex medical needs is given in memory and appreciation of two of our original foster carers, Carol Beaumont and Tony Grainger.

15 Dec

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Posted by j.annis

Credo Care Staff Development Day - Christmas 2017

Today was our staff development day which brought together new and existing staff (Southern team, Midlands team, East team & Department for Education Project team) to help them to get to know each other, and to collectively celebrate what has been an extraordinary 2017 for Credo Care.

07 Nov

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Posted by j.annis

Credo Care aims for Breakthrough in Fostering Children with Disabilities

It is a heart-breaking fact that many disabled children in foster care live far away from their birth home, imposing great emotional pressure upon them and their parents, the latter also suffering the costs and pressures of round trips that can total hundreds of miles.

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Foster Carers retire after 18 years with Credo Care

27 Jun 2020
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Its been a week of great feedback

26 Jun 2020

About Credo Care

Credo Care was established in 2000 as the UK's first independent fostering agency specialising in the care of children with disabilities, complex medical needs and learning difficulties.

Our goals are to raise the standards of disability care for children, reduce the financial burden of long-term residential and hospice care on local authorities and to ensure that becoming a foster parent is a positive and rewarding experience for all of our carers.

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.