I have been fortunate to have worked for the past 12 years as the clinical psychologist at one of the largest schools in the UK specialising in supporting...
Julia shares how she became a long-term sibling foster carer with National Fostering Group and the kinds of things her role demands of her.
Dan and Hayley, foster carers in Kent, explain how they are supported in their roles – and how this had led to them supporting new foster carers themselves.
Foster carer Sonja talks about how talking with her husband, daughter and her wider family and friends helped her create a solid support network.
The Honeymoon period is so called because it’s that beautiful new, lovely, rose coloured glasses part of a relationship between Foster Carer and new Young...
Our relationship with food can be surprisingly complex and for looked-after children there may be even greater complexity, with the food on their plate...
National Fostering Agency carer’s story of perseverance with great reward Deciding to become a foster carer is a significant life decision for...
New Family Social: Dedicated support and advice for both potential and existing foster carers identifying as part of the LGBT+ community We are immensely...
The benefits of training with an independent fostering agency I have been fortunate enough to attend both our agency ‘Skills to Foster’ and the...
