Child Arrangement Order
Child Arrangement Orders can decide where a child lives and what contact arrangements are put in place.
If you have decided to make a longer-term commitment to a child already in your care, you can apply to the court for a Child Arrangement Orders (replaced 'Residence Orders' and 'Contact Orders' in 2014).
Child Arrangement Orders can decide where a child lives and what contact arrangements are put in place.
Parental responsibility is shared with birth parents. Kinship carers can apply for a Child Arrangement Order through the court in private proceedings.
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Sometimes families are unable to provide the level of care and support a child needs, register your interest to become a foster carer.
Types of fostering
There are various ways in which foster carers can give support to local children and their families.
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