Vulnerable adults who want to live as part of a family
or household can do so with the support of the Adult Placement
Scheme.
It is similar to fostering, but is for adults rather than
children.
Find out more about the adult
placements or how to become an
adult placement carer.
A proposal has been put together to change the way residential
care is provided in 11 of the 16 places where KCC runs a home.
More information about the future
of older people’s care is available and you can
let us know what you think about the proposal by completing our
Consultation
Questionnaire.
If you are based in Kent and want to find a job in social care
we can point you in the right direction. One of the best ways to
start a career in social care is to do an apprenticeship.
Find out more about our apprenticeship
scheme.
The chances of becoming a carer are increasing all the time,
everyone has the potential to become a carer,and it is likely that
in the future more and more of us will have some caring
responsibilities.
We hope to get more carers involved in shaping the services they
receive.
Have your say on our services