Angela Johnson

Angela Johnson

Director

Croydon

www.childrenofallnations.co.uk

Children of All Nations Fostering Agency

Angela Johnson is the owner of the Children of All Nations Fostering Agency based in Croydon, South London.

Career Overview

Angela established the Children of All Nations Fostering Agency in 2004, and it remains an independent agency to date. The agency is registered by Ofsted and works with several local authorities across the capital including the borough councils of Lambeth and Wandsworth in order to provide safe, healthy and nurturing placements for children and young people. 

Angela runs the agency according to a philosophy that all children and young people are our future generation, and thus care requires creativity in order to  provide them with the best opportunities in life to reach their full potential. Children of All Nations also operates with a commitment to seek better outcomes for all looked-after children, as per the government’s “Every Child Matters” policy framework. 

Education

Angela attended Goldsmiths, University of London where she studied Social Sciences. She then went on to attend Middlesex University, where she completed a postgraduate degree in Social Work. 

In the News

Children of All Nations continuing to serve children and young people in Croydon and beyond

News | Published September 16th 2021, 9:14 am

Based in Croydon, Children of All Nations is an Ofsted-registered independent fostering agency that has been operational since 2004.Read more →


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