
The secret to success.
Sharing skills
Verve CIC work within our Armed Forces Veterans community by sharing skills to create solutions for problems.
Staying focused
Verve CIC adapts and focus on collaboration within both Not for Profit and Corporate Business to provide sustainable business solutions. Together, we create a substantial impact for change.
We Understand Rainbows.
Most importantly, we know, that many sectors of our society need support more than ever before. We watched as our children guided us when we need it most. Now we must guide them. Do you remember the rainbows?

Our success so far…
Recruiting foster carers
We have successfully recruited foster carers for Not for Profit Charities . These foster carers have valuable experience in caring for vulnerable children and meet the needs of the children in their care. Our foster carers now provide sibling foster care, emergency and short-term care, unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, and mother and baby foster care for the Not for Profit’s we proudly represent. Also, we have recruited foster carers who provide Step Down foster care and most importantly, give older children and teenagers a safe and loving home.
Recruiting kind hearted people
The campaigns we create either as blogs or on Social media represent the needs of our community today. The campaigns enable me to recruit people passionate about making a difference. Whether they are interested in fostering with a Not for Profit organisation or helping Armed Forces Veterans who support Ukraine, they make a difference with kindness and integrity. They are the ‘Ladies who Knit’ and create hearts, teddies, and bereavement blankets for Salford Royal NHS and knitted toys for foster care children. These people are motivated to make a change in our community; they are people who care.
Recruiting for change
Poverty is one of the reasons why children are in care. Sadly, many families are struggling, and many of the support networks have gone. Many in our communities are now vulnerable; this vulnerability grows as debts grow and mental health problems increase. It shouldn’t be this way. Thankfully, Not for Profit and community groups have networked together to provide much-needed help. These organisations are fast becoming the backbone of our communities and driven by people who care. Collectively, they offer a strong support network for vulnerable people with a loving heart and the most profound integrity. They understand the world we live in today and the problems families face; more importantly, they don’t judge.
Recruiting to advocate
The organisation’s Verve CIC recruit within the Not for Profit and community groups are highly skilled and respected advocates for change. These people also bring a wealth of skills and expertise that many Not for Profits need but can’t afford. Without these vital skills and experience, sadly, many organisations become limited in the support they bring to vulnerable people in our communities. Therefore, many Not for Profit charities and community groups draw on support from within the corporate sector, and by sharing skills, communities flourish.
Recruiting to motivate change
We have lived with 12 years of austerity, and it has taken its toll, as many more people are becoming vulnerable. Sharing vital skills and experiences from all sectors within our community enables us to have a stronger support network. We are aware of the problems faced by our Local Authorities; subsequently, many Not for Profit Charities and community groups have united together. They are now a network behind our Local Authority of support for our communities. More importantly, these people are motivated by the desire for change for families and children in our community.
Recruiting ‘those who just know’
We have survived 12 years of austerity and a worldwide pandemic and met challenges we never expected or saw coming. We weren’t the only ones who met with changes. Our children have had to live with change, yet they continue to lead the way with the simplest gestures. Our children have quietly led the way during the pandemic, and for many children, it brought them closer to their families. Sadly, other children were not as lucky and became invisible to support services; as a result, they became vulnerable. Verve CIC recruit foster carers who ‘just know’ and have inherent empathy and caring skills and advocate for our children’s futures. Our children deserve to have their voices heard, after all, they led us through a pandemic. Who remembers the rainbows?
Did you know the most in-demand types of foster care are…
Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children need safe & loving homes. Can you foster?
Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking foster carers are making a huge difference in the lives of many children who have arrived in the UK. Often, Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking children have suffered significant trauma as they travel to the UK to escape the impact of war or persecution in their homelands. Sadly, they have often left families who loved them; many paid to get the children out of the country to keep them safe. More importantly, these children understand the importance of family life, and their trauma is significant.
Are you looking for information on fostering? Maybe, these can help you to decide…
Short-term & Emergency Foster care is the difference children need.
Child abuse is the highest reason for children in care.
Step Down Foster care is the difference children need.
Poverty -now the highest reason for children being taken into care.
Verve CIC create campaigns that make a difference.
Salford Food Parcels – A lifeline for people in poverty.
Salford Food Parcels is a community project run by Verve Ambassador, Yvonne & her husband Martin Simms. The food parcels are a lifeline for people in poverty and our campaign enabled vulnerable families to get emergency food without judgement.
KNITTING TOYS CAMPAIGN
Knitted toys for children often mean a hug from a little best friend. A friend who will always stay with you and never run out of hugs and cuddles when children need them most. More importantly, these knitted toys are made with love from ladies who knit, and so begins another campaign, Verve Recruitment CIC ‘ Knitting Toys for Children in Care’ campaign. We now have knitted toys included in the welcome boxes that children receive when they go to their new foster homes; because cuddles matter and help them settle.
Knitting Baby Clothes Campaign
The Knitting Baby Clothes Appeal began in the first lockdown as Charity shops, the usual source of wool for Mum’s on a budget, was closed. We asked if people could knit baby clothes to help Mums and their babies to keep warm, the response was, and still is, amazing. Thanks to the generosity of ladies who have knitted for us, we have donated beautiful, hand-knitted baby clothes and blankets to local Sure Start Centres and Mother & Baby units in our community.
Bereavement Blankets, hearts and teddies Campaign.
The Bereavement Blankets, Hearts and Teddies Appeal directly helped people and families affected by Covid. The Swan team at SRFT NHS Trust provide comfort and support with Bereavement blankets, knitted hearts and teddies. However, the demand for these items grew as the pandemic gripped, and the knitters came out again to support those in need. Once again, the ladies who knit came out in force, bringing comfort from kindness, when it’s needed most. Thank you, ladies, you are lovely.
Verve CIC recruit Foster Carers who make a difference…
Verve CIC – Our Testimonials…
Contact Verve CIC
If you want to chat about fostering with a Not for Profit, or find out more about what we do, get in touch!
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