Social Services and Wellbeing

We want to recruit Foster Carers who are caring, resilient, committed, responsive and motivated, with a spare bedroom.

If you or others have concerns about the welfare of a child, young person or adult you must report it immediately to the Child Care Assessment Team (CCAT) or the Adult Safeguarding Team.

You are a carer if you provide or intend to provide care for an adult or a disabled child. They could be a relative, friend or neighbour who is unable to manage at home without help because of sickness, age or disability.

Because our people are at the heart of what we do, we want you to have access to the best development opportunities.

Find out about how Pembrokeshire County Council is supporting people to lead happier, healthier, and more independent lives.

These are designed to give you more independence, choice and control, in order to help you manage your own life in your own home.

We are a support service for people aged over 18 who want help to live independently in their community, with the support of a Shared Lives carer.

The Annual Report of the Statutory Director of Social Services outlines our key achievements, challenges and priorities for 2024/25 and our overarching objectives for the coming year.

In most circumstances people are expected to contribute towards the cost of their care. Charges are determined as part of financial assessment. These factsheets provide information and advice on a range of financial matters associated with paying for care and support.