Our Services

At Inguz Care, we provide nurturing, stable homes for children and young people who need safety, consistency and a trusted team around them. Our approach blends therapeutic, relationship-based care with clear routines, meaningful activities and close partnership with families, schools and professionals.

Who we support

Children and young people who need a safe, caring home with 24/7 support
Those who may have experienced loss, trauma or disrupted attachments
Those who may have additional needs (e.g., social, emotional, mental health or neurodiversity)
Young people who benefit from predictable routines, individual goals and gentle, consistent care

How we care

Therapeutic, trauma-informed practice

We prioritise relationships, regulation and reflection. Staff use calm, consistent responses and proactive de-escalation so children feel safe and understood.

Individual plans

Every child has a personalised care plan with clear goals, co-created with the child and their network. We listen, adapt and celebrate progress.

Education at the heart

We work closely with schools and education partners to support attendance, learning and confidence, including tailored pathways where appropriate.

Health & wellbeing

We coordinate day-to-day health needs and, where appropriate, arrange access to specialist support (for example, play or art therapy) through local services.

Family & network work

We keep children connected to the people who matter to them, facilitating contact sensitively and working as one team around the child.

Identity, culture & voice

We respect culture, beliefs and preferences, and actively include children in decisions that affect their lives.

What life looks like day-to-day

Warm bedrooms children can personalise, and welcoming shared spaces
Predictable routines for mornings, mealtimes, study and downtime
Activities that build skills and confidence: sports, arts, outdoor time and community connections
Positive behaviour support focused on strengths, safety and the least-restrictive options

Placement options

Subject to assessment and availability at our Radcliffe home:

Planned admissions (short-, medium- or longer-term)
Emergency admissions considered on a case-by-case basis
Step-down and transitions planning toward family, foster care or semi-independence

Outcomes we focus on

Feeling safe, settled and listened to
School engagement and progress
Emotional regulation and stronger relationships
Practical life skills and increased independence
Stability and positive, lasting connections

Referrals & enquiries

We’re opening soon in Radcliffe, Greater Manchester. To discuss a placement, request our Statement of Purpose, or arrange a visit when we open, please contact us on the Contact Us page.