Young people

 Corvedale Care

 Little Islands

 Fostering Support Group

Corvedale Care

Corvedale Care, based in Shropshire, is a leading provider of specialist residential, educational and therapeutic care services to young people aged 10 to17. Corvedale Care has built up strong ‘preferred provider’ relationships with over 80 Local Authorities.

The heart of Corvedale Care is its crisis care home, an adventure activities facility on the Welsh borders. Youngsters with care needs spend up to 12 weeks here before returning home; transferring to a Corvedale Care residential care home, where they continue to receive specialist training and tailored therapeutic support; or moving to an alternative placement.

Following the success of Corvedale Care, Care UK is examining ways of growing this area of our services. As well as optimising capacity in existing facilities, we are looking to expand our care for young people into other regions of the UK.

 Further information on Corvedale's services

For more information visit the Corvedale Care web site.

Little Islands

Little Islands was acquired by Care UK in 2006. Established in 1985, Little Island Communities for Children has a range of homes for boys and girls aged from 11 to 17 years old. Little Islands operates thirteen quality residential childcare homes in south England and Wales.

Little Island's dedicated staff teams offer carefully planned individual programmes in an environment with a high level of care and structure. We are a leading provider of residential care for children with a history of challenging behaviour, substance misuse and/or mental health related problems.

For more information visit the Little Islands web site.

Fostering Support Group

Fostering Support Group (FSG) was acquired by Care UK in 2005, as part of our strategy of investing in children’s care. FSG is a specialist independent fostering company which provides foster care placements across Kent and South London. Priding itself on outstanding ethical credentials, FSG delivers the highest possible level of support to local authorities, the children being looked after by them, the foster carers and the staff.

FSG is a member of the Fostering Network and the British Association for Adoption & Fostering. All qualified staff are registered with the General Social Care Commission.

 Further information on fostering

For more information visit the Fostering Support Group web site.