FI15392

Request

Q1. As a month by month breakdown, how many children and young people have entered the care system in your area over the past five years? 

 

2024 

2023

2022

2021

2020

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November

         

December

         

Q2. As a month by month breakdown, how many children/young people who are living with a disability have entered the care system in your area in the following years?  

The Equality Act 2010 defines a disability as constituting a 'physical or mental impairment' the impairment 'has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on their ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities. 

 

2024 

2023

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2020

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December

         

Q3. How many foster carers do you currently have in your area?

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Q4. How many foster carers do you currently have in your area who are able to provide the types of foster care listed below. Please enter the total number of carers available, including those currently fostering children and those not. 

Type of foster care

Number of carers in your area

Short term 

 

Long term

 

Respite

 

Emergency

 

Remand

 

Fostering siblings

 

Bridge to foster

 

Parent and child

 

Fostering a baby

 

Fostering those with a disability

 

Fostering teenagers

 

Fostering unaccompanied children e.g. asylum seekers

 

Staying put

 

Therapeutic

 

Other

 

Q.5. Has your council seen an increase in the demand for foster carers for children/young people who are living with a disability in the last 12 months?

Y/N

Response

that Dover District Council does not hold the information you are seeking. The social care authority within our District is Kent County Council, who should be able to assist you and can be contacted at the following address: freedomofinformation@kent.gov.uk.