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Further action to create more SEND provision in Lancashire to meet the growing demand has been taken by Lancashire County Council's cabinet this week.

New children's homes which aim to provide the 'right care in the right place at the right time' for youngsters in care who have complex needs could be created across Lancashire.

Loving homes are needed for children in Lancashire and Blackpool, especially for those aged three and older.

A couple who foster for Lancashire County Council are calling for more members of the LGBTQ+ community to find out more about the service.

Families across Lancashire are being urged to not delay and book places for children on one of the many holiday activities and food (HAF) clubs taking place this Easter.

An additional £960,000 is set to be given to foster carers across Lancashire.

Adoption 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.

A ground-breaking service which aims to give children the Best Start in Life has been visited by Dame Andrea Leadsom, who saw first-hand the difference it is making to families' lives.

There’s no such thing as a ‘typical’ foster carer, according to a new campaign launched by Lancashire County Council.

A series of projects that aim to create hundreds of new school places in Preston will go before Lancashire County Council's cabinet this week.

Lancashire County Council has appointed Paul Turner to the role of Director of Education, Skills and Culture.

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