Diversity and Inclusion

We work with children who’ve faced some of life’s toughest challenges—loss, trauma, and not always feeling safe or accepted. That’s why everything we do is rooted in safety, connection, and trust.

For us, diversity and inclusion are essential to healing. Every child deserves to feel they belong, regardless of background or identity. The same goes for the foster carers, social workers, teachers, and therapeutic teams we support—everyone should feel seen, heard, and valued.

Many children in care have experienced personal adversity and wider inequalities. We work hard to make our spaces—physical and relational—welcoming, inclusive, and respectful of difference. We celebrate individuality and challenge discrimination wherever it appears.

Being inclusive means listening, learning, and growing. It means recognising that healing looks different for everyone, and that cultural sensitivity and trauma-informed care go hand in hand.

We’re committed to reflecting the diversity of those we work with—and making sure everyone feels safe to be themselves.

Because when children feel accepted, they thrive. And when adults feel supported, they can offer care that truly transforms lives.