Every Child Matters

Our aspirations for children in care are no less than those each parent has for their own children. Children in care are often in much greater need than other children but much less likely to get the help they require. We aim to create an organisation that provides every child with a safe, happy, healthy, secure and loving childhood, nurturing their aspirations and enabling them to fulfil their potential.

The Every Child Matters agenda has provided a framework within which to check and measure our services to young people. This has proved extremely valuable and all aspects of our work now link to the five outcomes.

All staff are trained to recognise where their practice delivery relates to the five outcomes and how this provides for an improved service to our young people.

Young people are informed of how we work with the five outcomes to improve the service we provide for them.

Weekly or monthly reports are provided for social workers and if appropriate parents for all our young people, these reports are always presented with the five outcomes as section headings.

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Our History

Phoenix Learning & Care is a well-established care organisation providing small, residential homes, registered schools and colleges for a wide variety of young people, 8 to 18+ years from centres across Devon… read more

FAQs

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Latest News

Phoenix New Head Offices Opened by Nick Harvey MP

Wed 28th April 2010

Phoenix Learning & care has grown so much over the last twelve months that we needed to move to new offices. Following and extensive search we finally identified a set of offices in Rolle Quay Barnstaple as ideal. On Friday 23rd April 2010 we were proud to have Mr Nick Harvey MP attend the official opening. Nick took time out of his busy election campaigning to support us, wishing us continued success and celebrating us as an important Devon based business.