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Children Of All Nations (COAN)

Croydon, LondonIndependent Agency (IFA)
Ofsted Rating
Good
Established
2010
URN
SC418371

Children Of All Nations (COAN) is a Good-rated independent fostering agency in Croydon, London. Established for over a decade, they support foster carers with regular training, dedicated social workers, and competitive allowances. Last inspected by Ofsted in March 2024. Registered with Ofsted (URN: SC418371).

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Recruitment Specialisms & Services

General Fostering
Ofsted Inspection Status: Good

This agency has been rated Good by Ofsted, meaning it provides effective services that meet the needs of children and young people.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply to Children Of All Nations (COAN)?

You can get in touch with Children Of All Nations (COAN) directly via their contact details on this page. They will walk you through their initial enquiry process, which typically includes an informal chat, a home visit, and then formal assessment.

What support does Children Of All Nations (COAN) offer foster carers?

Children Of All Nations (COAN) provides ongoing training, 24/7 support, and a dedicated supervising social worker. As an independent agency, they often provide enhanced fostering allowances (£450–£800+/wk) and specialist clinical training programmes.

What children does Children Of All Nations (COAN) place?

Children Of All Nations (COAN) works with children and young people across a range of ages and needs. Their current recruitment focus includes: General Fostering.

Is Children Of All Nations (COAN) regulated?

Yes. Children Of All Nations (COAN) is registered with and inspected by Ofsted (URN: SC418371). Their current rating is Good. You can read the full report on the Ofsted website.

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