Antser supports and funds EPIC Youth’s first ever Digital Marketing apprentice
September 27, 2021
Two Birmingham-based businesses – Anster and EPIC Youth – have partnered to create and support better outcomes for children and
Antser delivers transformational solutions to the health, education and social care sectors, in partnership with local authority and independent providers.
Our solutions range from direct work with children and core compliance to transformation, training and technology all with one aim in mind – to deliver better outcomes.
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2000 VR practitioners certified across 3 continents and 6 countries experiencing immersive films
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Over 300 training courses delivered every year
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We provide essential services directly to over 4,500 families every year
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We directly support and give a voice to over 500 children through advocacy, participation and independent visiting
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We work in partnership with 152 local authorities
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We provide social care solutions to nearly 50% of Children’s Trusts
WHO WE ARE
A trusted partner, our expertise spans 30 years and our services are used across 100% of local authorities, as well as public and privately funded health providers, independent care providers, schools, police and the judiciary. Through our multi-agency and inter-disciplinary approach we combine best practice with innovation and new, emerging technologies to lead the way in ‘doing things better’.
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Employees
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Services established in 1990
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6 Working Offices, 4 in the UK
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Delivery Services to 165 Councils across the UK
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Delivering solutions to 7 independent Fostering Agencies
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Supporting 1 leading global children's charity
Our solutions
An organisation proud to be led by subject matter experts, we are a leading provider of direct services for children; compliance and regulatory support; technology and transformation solutions; as well as innovative workforce training and development to the health, education and social care sectors.
Supporting Families
September 21, 2021
Earlier this year, on the 15th January, the independent review of children’s social care was announced, with a focus on ensuring every child, no matter their background or the circumstances in which they grow up, has the opportunity to fulfil their potential.
Following the announcement, Daniel Croft, CEO of FosterTalk, Abby Cooke, VR Service Manager at Antser and Alison Alexander, Executive Director of the Martin James Network, sat down to discuss some of the topics explored in the care review, focusing on two main questions: “How can we provide children with stability?” and “How can we support families to stay safely together?”
BGF invests £8.5 million in tech for social care business
September 17, 2021
Birmingham-headquartered Antser, a leading innovator in social care, has announced an £8.5 million investment from growth capital investor, BGF. Antser