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We're leading a partnership of organisations to support people fleeing the conflict in Ukraine by safely resettling them into Derbyshire homes.

Explore a range of services and programmes designed to help young people with work, training, and education.

We've formed a partnership to respond to Government plans to welcome more asylum seeking and refugee children (UASC) to the UK under the Immigration Act 2016.

How to apply for our jobs, some background information about us and our departments, and the main terms and conditions which apply to our staff.

A unique opportunity to engage pre-learners, learners, and newly qualified drivers in an impactful road safety intervention.

Find guidance and resources to help you support disabled adults in Derbyshire with employment, volunteering, and accessing community opportunities.

Reading Well for children recommends reading to help children understand their feelings and worries and cope with tough times.

Special educational needs panels meet regularly. Find out each panel's representatives and what each panel does.

The first meeting of the county council was on 1 April 1889 when the authority consisted of 80 members, 60 of them councillors and 20 of them aldermen.

If you'd like white on brown tourism signage, you'll need to be assessed by Visit England, then apply to us.