Can I foster?

You answered no, our foster children need their own private space.

In fostering, a spare room is a seperate space with a door and a window that is for the sole use of the foster child. The foster child’s bedroom will ideally be on the same room as the foster parent’s bedroom, or the floor above. This is to support the sense that they are part of the family, as well as for safety and security.

If you’re planning to move to a larger property, enquire now and our fostering advisors will be in touch to answer your questions.

You answered no, you must be at least 21 to foster with the National Fostering Group.

If you thought you were too old or too young to foster, the chances are you couldn’t be more wrong. We care more about your experience with children and your ability to provide a loving and safe home to potentially vulnerable children.

If you’re approaching your 21st birthday, you can start your application process, enquire now and our fostering advisors will be in touch to answer your questions.

You answered no, our foster carers must have full-time UK residency or permission to remain.

We invest heavily in our foster carers through training and support, it’s vital we know the foster children in your care will have long-term stability.

If your status is pending approval, once you have confirmation you can start your application process by enquiring and our fostering advisors will be in touch to answer your questions.

You answered no, our foster children need their own private space.

In fostering, a spare room is a seperate space with a door and a window that is for the sole use of the foster child. The foster child’s bedroom will ideally be on the same room as the foster parent’s bedroom, or the floor above. This is to support the sense that they are part of the family, as well as for safety and security.

If you’re planning to move to a larger property, enquire now and our fostering advisors will be in touch to answer your questions.

You answered no, you must be at least 21 to foster with the National Fostering Group.

If you thought you were too old or too young to foster, the chances are you couldn’t be more wrong. We care more about your experience with children and your ability to provide a loving and safe home to potentially vulnerable children.

If you’re approaching your 21st birthday, you can start your application process, enquire now and our fostering advisors will be in touch to answer your questions.

You answered no, our foster carers must have full-time UK residency or permission to remain.

We invest heavily in our foster carers through training and support, it’s vital we know the foster children in your care will have long-term stability.

If your status is pending approval, once you have confirmation you can start your application process by enquiring and our fostering advisors will be in touch to answer your questions.

What makes a suitable foster carer?

• Foster children must each have their own bedroom, if you plan to move to a larger property enquire now.
• You must be at least 21 to become a foster carer with National Fostering Group, if you’re approaching your 21st birthday can you start your application process.
• Our foster carers need to have full-time UK residency or permission to remain, if your status is pending approval, you can start your application once you have confimation.

Enquire now and our fostering advisors will be in touch to answer your questions.