Special guardianship
Find out what a special guardianship is, how it differs from adoption and what support you can get as a special guardian.
Find out what how to adopt, what support we offer and how you can make a difference to a child's life.
We currently have over 500 children in Buckinghamshire needing a loving home. You could be part of a welcoming, friendly community of foster carers who give them just that
If you're worried that a child or young person is being abused, let us know.
Find out what a special guardianship is, how it differs from adoption and what support you can get as a special guardian.
Information for and about our looked after children
Find out what support we can provide when you leave care in Buckinghamshire
If you live with and care for someone else's child, you could be classed as a private foster carer and may need to inform us
Information about support for families with children who are disabled or have special educational needs (SEN)
Key Strategies for Children's Services
Before we can decide the best way to help, we need to carry out an assessment.
If you don't have anywhere to stay, or you're having problems at home, you can contact Buckinghamshire Council's First Response Team who will help you understand what your options are.
Young carers are 5-18 years old and care for a family member with a physical or mental illness, disability, drug or alcohol addiction.
The Family Group Conference is a voluntary decision making meeting.