Skip to content

News

a photo of a toddler reading a book
8 June 2022

Talking to children away from screens is vital to development

Studies show that young children can learn more vocabulary from conversation at the dinner table.

an illustration of a piggy bank
11 May 2022

Council puts savings aside for young people in its care

Devon County Council have started putting additional savings into the accounts for every child who is in its care for 12 months or more.

an illustration of people and houses
10 May 2022

Foster Care Fortnight

The event is an opportunity to raise awareness of the power of fostering, and this year there’s a focus on celebrating the fostering community.

a poster announcing mental health awareness week 2022
10 May 2022

Mental Health Awareness Week

This year’s focus is on the impact of loneliness on our mental health and the practical steps that we can take to address it.  

an illustration of a family in a park
6 May 2022

Parents Childcare Survey Summer 2022

You can help Devon early years team ensure there is enough high-quality, affordable childcare to enable parents and carers to work or train.

two people watching digital tablet
6 May 2022

Small Grants Scheme 2022-23 opens for applications

The Devon County Council Small Grants Scheme for disabled children is now open for the first round of applications for 2022-23.

The Youth Parliament Team 2022-24
6 April 2022

Youth Parliament team meet for first time

The team are working to create a Countywide Manifesto that will outline key messages from young people across Devon.

an illustration of three people talking
31 March 2022

Sign up to our direct payments focus group

As part of our work to transform our short breaks offer, we’re creating a focus group of parents/carers to help us to improve our direct payments system.

the Ukrainian flag
31 March 2022

New website launched to help support Ukrainian refugees

Devon’s local authorities are supporting residents who want to provide sanctuary to Ukrainian refugees who’ve been forced to flee.


Top