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In this post, Chrysalis Care Director, Allé Pflaumer, shares some of her journey to being one of the leaders of Chrysalis Care. It was inevitable

I’m not a great fan of labels. In fact, I am possibly diametrically opposed to them, for the restrictions that they can place on the

In a headline from 2014, Linda Nolan expressed concern that the perception of her post- ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ would have a detrimental effect on her

Chrysalis Care provide a varied learning and development programme, covering a range of topics, such as one delivered by Mandy and Chetali of ‘Apples and

The role of the foster carer is awe inspiring. A significant factor in their role is in caring for a child and ensuring they feel

This blogpost is a ‘flashback’ moment to 2012, when two  Chrysalis Care staff members attended a Young Minds event at the South Bank Centre last

There is no doubt that the ‘fostering world’ is a highly regulated one and perhaps the involvement of local government is wholly appropriate in the

The notion of professionalising foster care has been on the agenda for some time, it appears that it is the logistics of this that create

Remember, remember the 5th November, the time when the season changes and the long, cold nights kick off with a bang. Across the country, people

Thank you to our Children’s Services Support Worker for 18 months investment in our children and young people. Here she reflects on how it felt

Unfortunately, some children and young people who are looked after, experience multiple moves and it is crucial for them to be able to piece together

I am not everyman but the man I am, is the man I am expected to be. These are not the expectations of what type