Children’s social care
Report a concern about a child
Information if you are concerned about the welfare of a child or young person
Foster carers are just ordinary people doing remarkable things for young people everyday
Safeguarding Children Partnership
The local arrangements for safeguarding partners to work together with other agencies, to identify and respond to the needs of children in North East Lincolnshire.
When children are cared for by members of their extended family, friends or other people who are connected to them, we call this kinship care.
If a child is cared for by someone who is not their parent, step-parent, sister, brother, aunt, uncle or grandparent for more than 28 days, they are being privately fostered.
Making the decision to adopt is one of the biggest steps anyone can make but it can also be the most rewarding
Help and support available for young people who have left or are leaving our care
Information about children and young people cared for by us and our corporate and community parenting pledge
Virtual school for children in our care and children in need
Improving educational experiences and outcomes for children in care
Get involved and have your say with other young people in North East Lincolnshire
Direct payments are a way of buying support services you and your child need
Children’s social care feedback
How to leave feedback on our children’s social care services
Children’s social care strategies and policies
View our main strategies and policies relating to children’s social care
Related documents
ICB North East Lincolnshire Carers Strategy 2023-26 (PDF, 4MB)
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