Break work across East Anglia giving children, young people and families the time, support, and care they need to achieve their full potential.
Whether that’s through therapeutic services, respite breaks, providing a resilient home or support with parenting, we are committed to supporting them through whatever life has in store.
Take on a challenge...
Could you help transform a child's life by providing a safe, loving home?
Find out about Break's therapeutic fostering service across East Anglia.
Staying Connected
Break’s services aren’t just about keeping a roof over a young person’s head. They’re also about helping each and every young person thrive, no matter their start in life.
"I didn't feel ready to leave care"
Tyler Jones*, 21, left care at 18 and was moved into one of Break’s Staying Close, Staying Connected flats. He shares his story.
Time for a change?
At Break we live for change and what it can do for the lives of those that need us across East Anglia. We are always looking for exceptional people to join the team.
Our vision is to be the leading children’s care charity in East Anglia, striving for the best outcomes for young people on the edge of care, in care and moving on from care. Be part of that journey and find your future career with Break.
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23 Mar 2023
We’re looking for artists to transform our herd of giraffe sculptures into spectacular works of art to be admired by the city’s residents and visitors in spring next year!
Meet the trailblazing ten trail sponsors standing tall for young people in care
21 Mar 2023
Break are delighted to announce the first ten sponsors that will be supporting Cambridge Standing Tall next spring! Bringing together a wide variety of organisations from across Cambridgeshire, meet the ten trailblazing organisations joining the new herd...
Young care leavers demand more of care experts at Break’s Care Leaver Summit 2023
18 Mar 2023
Break's first Care Leaver Summit took place seeing young care leavers challenge social care experts and ended with representatives from across social care, housing and health in the East of England pledging to work together to make life better for those leaving the care system.