Gain the necessary skills to support the children you care for
Caring for children with varied and complex needs can be challenging for any parent. Foster care comes with another layer of safeguarding responsibilities.
When equipped with skills and knowledge, you can feel confident and assured that you’re providing the best care and support.
Birth children in foster families play a crucial role in the fostering process and so require supportive services. These services aim to provide emotional and practical support to help them navigate the unique challenges and responsibilities they face.
Ultimately, our goal is to create a nurturing environment where every child in the fostering family thrives.
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You can start by telling us about your current challenge in a free 15-minute consultation.
Receive personalised support in these three simple steps:
Mentoring draws on experience to offer guidance, share practical advice, and provide emotional support through regular meetings and communication to help foster carers navigate the challenges of fostering.
This support provides clear guidelines, regular reviews, and dedicated resources to help foster carers meet regulatory requirements and maintain high-quality care for the children you support.
Providing support to navigate transfer protocols between fostering providers requires a thorough understanding of agency requirements, while maintaining clear communication, and seeking guidance from support networks and experienced peers to ensure a seamless transition.
Impartial mediation, signposting to legal representation to ensure your voice is heard and considered in decision-making processes and on behalf of your children.
Legal representation and policy guidelines supports you by providing clear information on rights, responsibilities, and procedural requirements, ensuring you can navigate legal frameworks and advocate effectively for you and the children in your care.
Critical support especially in relation to allegations. This includes timely response from trained professionals for guidance, legal signposting, and emotional support to navigate and address challenging situations promptly and effectively.
Counselling, peer support groups, educational resources, and activities designed to foster understanding and resilience, for birth children to feel valued and supported. These services help them cope with the changes in family dynamics, understand their feelings, and develop positive relationships with the foster children placed in your home.