We are a family-run independent fostering agency that provides a specialist fostering service to our Local Authorities. We find and train the highest calibre of foster carers and (along with our sister companies Next Step for Croydon, East London, Thames Valley and Kent – and Safehouses for Cambridgeshire, Essex and Norfolk) we carefully match them with children across North London.
Finding the best foster carer(s) and home(s) for our looked after children is at the heart of everything that we do. We want to give our young people stability and a more positive future and it is our dedicated foster carers that make the difference.
We pride ourselves on the quality support we provide to our foster carers and the well being of the children under our care. We have our own team of highly qualified and experienced Foster Carers, Social Workers, Therapists, Trainers and support staff who work in partnership with the Local Authority to ensure that the needs of the children and our carers are met to the highest of standards.
We have a successful track record of providing high quality foster families to all our children; our foster carers are committed to providing young people with a safe, nurturing family; and we always go the extra mile to ensure that our carers receive the best training and support possible. As a result we are one of the most respected agencies in the sector and have a very strong reputation with OFSTED.
Ryancare works specifically in North London, from our Wanstead office, and we are always on the look out for quality foster carers. So, if you are interested in becoming a foster carer then please do get in touch:
You may contact us by telephone on 0208 989 4970
by email: info@ryancarefostering.com
or by completing our Contact Us form
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Read our recent news stories and find out what is happening.
Nominations are now open for the 2017 Fostering Excellence Awards – the UK’s leading Foster Care awards. This Fostering Network annual event celebrates excellence and outstanding achievement in Fostering; and recognises those who make exceptional contributions to Foster Care every year.
Debbie Douglas is a foster carer and the Westminster Government’s fostering ambassador. Here she talks about the multiple roles a foster carer takes on – and how proud she is to say that she is a foster carer.
“Fostering is not for all people and definitely not for the faint hearted! But for me I can honestly not think of anything else in my life I’d rather be than a foster mum.
Sean has been fostering with his wife, Marette, for many years in Northern Ireland. Marette has always worked in a childcare environment and from early in their marriage they had agreed that fostering was something they wanted to get involved in. In this blog Sean discusses their fostering experiences.
“Not everyone has good family support and we thought we would offer help where we could.
These are just a few of the successes and positive outcomes that we are proud of. The names of the young people have been changed to ensure their anonymity.
view our success storiesChloe came to Ryancare with her 9 month old twins for an assessment of her ability to look after her children and to escape from a violent relationship.
Ben has been in care for 8 years and is now 15. He had a difficult early life and struggled to achieve at school or to have good relationships with his peers. His foster carers however, have stuck by him and have shown to him that they care and support him in every way possible.
