DCFS
Physical Address
2nd Floor Apollo House East,
Mary Street, George Town.
Cayman Islands.
P: (345) 949-0290
E: dcfs@gov.ky
Hours
Office: 8:30am to 5:00pm,
Monday to Friday.
Ministry
Investment, Innovation
& Social Development
Our Services & Support
Our programmes and social work interventions continue to encourage client self-determination, supporting children and families to become empowered to make choices that improve their lives. Our activities also contribute to stronger and more resilient individuals, families and communities.
A specialised and dedicated DCFS team helps older persons to manage and navigate the many challenges of ageing, through assessments, care coordination & advocacy.
Become a Foster Parent
Foster carers provide a safe haven for children – and it can be a short term or long term arrangement. Requirements are persons without a criminal record, between the ages of 25 and 65.
Foster parents should be in good health; even persons with disabilities can foster as long as your disability does not affect your ability to parent. Applicants must be resident in the Cayman Islands.
We empower the lives of the people we serve through the delivery of best practice social work services.
Testimonials
Dorline Welcome
George Town Community Development Officer
"My passion is helping others succeed – which is why I always say that I really didn’t choose my job – it chose me! CDOs are the eyes and ears of the community to ensure that those individuals and communities that genuinely have a need can access the needed resources."
Vanda Powery
West Bay Community Development Officer
"Our successes result from the collaborative way we work within our multi-disciplinary team from the various community advocate groups, service groups, schools, individuals and government agencies. We all share a unified goal to promote, educate and use programmes to make a positive impact in our clients’ lives, and those of the community as a whole."
Delmira Bodden
Bodden Town Community Development Officer
“I have little tolerance for social injustice and use my training to work for those who need a voice to experience a better quality of life through strong partnerships and government programmes, community/business partnerships and self-determination.”