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'I've fulfilled my late mum's wish and become a foster carer'
It had always been Gemma's mum's dream to be a foster carer so she could help other children.

Lancashire SEND Partnership responds to area SEND inspection findings
The partnership responsible for delivering support for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Lancashire has acknowledged that much more work needs to be done.

I was worried I wouldn't be able to foster; now I've welcomed 27 children into my home
Marieta is one of our incredible foster carers, but she almost didn't fill in an application form because she thought she wouldn't be accepted.

Fun and magical games at Skelmersdale's Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) club
Magic-themed party games, face painting and dancing were enjoyed by children at one of Lancashire's Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Clubs.

Morecambe Family Hub praised for making a 'big difference'
A warm drink, a chat and a chance to get vital advice and support are just some of what's on offer at Morecambe Family Hub.

Meet the real-life Mrs Santa Claus making magical Christmas memories for foster children
Imagine being five-years-old and being told that you have been too naughty for Father Christmas to visit your house.

'We wouldn’t have coped without them': Parents share their experiences of an outstanding facility in Lancaster
16-year-old Caleb has been going for sleepovers at Alexandra House in Lancaster since he was 11.

Could you be my mummy or daddy? We're looking for a home for each of these adorable individuals
Meet 2-year-olds Phoebe and Lewis who both love splashing in the bath and singing.

Plans to boost crucial support for foster carers in pipeline
Proposals to bolster vital support for foster carers in Lancashire are to be discussed.

'It's the best thing that's ever happened to us': How adopting two brothers changed this couple's lives forever
"We first met the boys on my 40th birthday so that was the best birthday present ever."

New children's homes set to open in Lancashire
Vital new children's homes are in the pipeline as part of plans to modernise care for young people in Lancashire and provide them with the care and stability all children deserve.

History detectives needed to explore Lancaster's black history
The artist behind a project featuring Africans who lived in Lancaster in the 18th century is to host a series of workshops at Judges' Lodgings, starting this month.