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Become part of our local network
We have foster agencies across the UK, from Aberdeen to Milton Keynes, so we’re always right here for you when you need us.
Great allowances & rewards
We offer our foster parents an average weekly allowance of £465 per foster child over the age of 5. Alongside additional payments for birthdays, holidays, and religious holidays. Find out more about our foster agency and why fostering children is an extremely rewarding experience.
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Steve & Sandra's Story
Our fostering experience can only be described as rewarding. Although at the beginning we were very anxious, now the children are without doubt an extension of our friends and family.
Take your first step to becoming a foster parent today
If you’re interested in becoming a foster parent and would like to learn more, then we’d love to hear from you.
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Types of foster care placements
Short term fostering
Short-term fostering involves caring for a child or young person on a temporary basis for a few days, weeks, months or even a couple of years
Read MoreLong-term fostering
Long-term fostering or permanence fostering involves looking after a child or young person on a permanent basis until they reach adulthood and are ready to live independently.
Read MoreEmergency fostering
For a variety of reasons, children can need foster care in an emergency, where there is no time for introductions prior to a child coming to live with a foster family.
Read MoreFostering siblings
We are committed to keeping siblings together wherever possible. Can you provide a home for two or more brothers or sisters?
Read MoreFostering teenagers
Fostering teenagers can be much easier and a lot more fun, than you may think.
Read MoreParent and child
For different reasons, mothers and babies may need assistance and support from foster parents.
Read MoreSanctuary seeking fostering
Sanctuary seeking fostering involves caring for a young asylum seeker, who has been separated from their family and is either alone in the UK or with their siblings.
Read MoreStep down fostering
Step-down fostering is specialist placements that enable young people to make the transition from living in institutional settings, such as a children’s home, to a family environment.
Read MoreRespite fostering
Respite fostering is looking after a young person whilst the regular fostering family take a break.
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