
Supporting Children’s Homes To Provide Outstanding Care
Supporting Children’s Homes To Provide Outstanding Care
Children's Home Quality is part of a
movement to bring love practice
into Children's home
Together we can unlock the potential of children’s homes to be incredible places for children to live and thrive, and be a true foundation for successful and happy adult lives.

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Bi-monthly information on developments in the children’s homes sector
FREE: Opening a Children’s Home
Thinking of opening a children's home? Hear directly from Ofsted about the registration process in our FREE sessions.
FREE: Opening a Children’s Home
Paula Lahey, Ofsted's Specialist Adviser for Residential Care; Helen Humphrey, Ofsted's Senior HMI for Social Care; and Valerie Tulloch, CHQ.
18/8/20205
FREE: Opening a Children’s Home
Paula Lahey, Ofsted's Specialist Adviser for Residential Care; Helen Humphrey, Ofsted's Senior HMI for Social Care; and Valerie Tulloch, CHQ.
29/9/2025
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Ofsted Inspection Framework
The residential child care sector supports some of our most vulnerable children and young people. Therefore, inspection must shine a spotlight on what works well and drive improvement in homes where children’s welfare is not safeguarded and promoted.
Regulations and Quality Standards: The Law
Regulations and Quality Standards: The Guide
The Ofsted Inspection Framework
Children’s Homes Quality is Supporting
Watoto Villages are a safe place where orphaned and vulnerable children can truly experience the love of a family.
Watoto Villages provide homes, families and holistic care to over 3,000 children who receive everything they need to grow up healthy and whole—food, clothing, medical care, education and most of all the love of a mother.
Children’s Homes Quality will be visiting Watoto Village in Uganda in January 2025.