Take a look at our five, high quality residential homes dotted across the North West and the West Midlands.
BERRI is an easy to use online questionnaire that helps identify children’s needs and track how they change over time.
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Our offer
Our work involves caring for children with complex needs and development trauma. To do this effectively we use therapeutic approaches that help us evidence and improve children’s outcomes.
By having clear goals and using strategies consistent with our therapeutic model, we significantly improve the lives of children and young people we work with.
The Family Care Team
Our offer
Our work involves caring for children with complex needs and development trauma. To do this effectively we use therapeutic approaches that help us evidence and improve children’s outcomes.
By having clear goals and using strategies consistent with our therapeutic model, we significantly improve the lives of children and young people we work with.
The Family Care Team
The Secure Base model provides a positive framework for therapeutic caregiving which helps children and young people move towards greater security and build resilience.
The model focuses on the interactions that occur between caregivers and children on a day to day, minute by minute basis within the caregiving environment. But it also considers how those relationships can enable the child to develop competence in the outside world of school, peer group and community.
The model is founded on key theories and research in child development, attachment, relationships and resilience. The goal of the model is to support caregivers to provide sensitive caregiving that develops secure trusting relationships.
The Secure Base model provides a positive framework for therapeutic caregiving which helps
children and young people move towards greater security and build resilience.
The model focuses on the interactions that occur between caregivers and children on a day to day, minute by minute basis within the caregiving environment. But it also considers how those relationships can enable the child to develop competence in the outside world of school, peer group and community.
The model is founded on key theories and research in child development, attachment, relationships and resilience. The goal of the model is to support caregivers to provide sensitive caregiving that develops secure trusting relationships.
Family Care started in 1988 when Ged Williamson opened a children’s home. Over the past 32 years we have developed a reputation for going above and beyond for the children in our care.
Every young person is different. We firmly believe that high quality care and achieving the best outcomes for young people is about adapting to best meet the needs of a child. Read some of our case studies to learn about the amazing difference therapeutically informed care can offer.
Family Care started in 1988 when Ged Williamson opened a children’s home. Over the past 32 years we have developed a reputation for going above and beyond for the children in our care.
Every young person is different. We firmly believe that high quality care and achieving the best outcomes for young people is about adapting to best meet the needs of a child. Read some of our case studies to learn about the amazing difference therapeutically informed care can offer.
