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St Christopher's Fellowship embeds therapeutic approaches in children's care homes

Long-standing charity makes therapeutic care a core part of its residential settings.
Data shows St Christopher’s placements are more stable than the national average. Picture: Antonioguillem/Adobe Stock
Data shows St Christopher’s placements are more stable than the national average. Picture: Antonioguillem/Adobe Stock

A range of therapies are provided across different types and sizes of provision

Placements last longer and break down less often than the average for most residential settings

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St Christopher's Fellowship supports hundreds of vulnerable children and young people each year through its programme of residential care and fostering services.

The London-based charity, now in its 152nd year, has a track record of providing accommodation and support at sites across the UK and the Isle of Man.

It operates a network of children's homes as well as offering semi-independent accommodation options for young people leaving care.

In addition, its foster carers have placements available in the West Midlands, Essex, Peterborough and London.

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