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Lancashire County Council is celebrating the valued role youth workers and young people play in our communities as part of Youth Work Week.

Lancashire County Council has appointed Louise Anderson to the role of Director of Children's Social Care.

A grant scheme for community groups who provide emergency food provision is expected to be increased to £250,000 to further support residents this winter.

A social worker supporting children with disabilities in Lancashire has been highly commended for Social Worker of the Year as part of the National Children and Young People Awards.

Care leavers in Lancashire and those who work alongside them will be celebrating Care Leavers' Week from 24-28 October.

A social worker from Lancashire County Council has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award.

Monday 17 October marks the launch of National Adoption Week 2022, which this year focuses on the theme of identity.

In a groundbreaking national collaboration, Lancashire County Council's fostering service has joined forces with 55 other local authorities across England and worked together to share ideas and jointly fund the creation of a short film to raise awareness of fostering.

Three new schools are set to be built as part of a programme to increase places for primary and secondary schoolchildren across Lancashire.

Lancashire County Council is reminding parents about funded early education and childcare places for three and four-year-old children.

A planning application has been submitted to create a new high-quality sports facility in the heart of the county.

Nearly half the children currently waiting to be adopted in Lancashire and Blackpool are brothers and sisters.