Each year our council holds a celebration event for looked-after children to mark their successes, as we want them to feel valued and proud of their achievements. But there is no budget for this year and I am concerned about the disappointment this will cause.
It is good to support the achievement of looked-after children. Try engaging your mayor in the scheme; holding a ceremony in the mayor's parlour with photographs is one alternative.
Linking with a school and seeking support from sponsors who are local business people, and councillors will help give you a venue and dignitaries to present certificates. You can design and print certificates yourself and ask shops for donations as prizes.
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