Keep in touch
Some of our graduates only spent a small amount of time with our carers, and others spent many years. How long you were with us doesn’t matter to us, we’d still like to keep in touch.
In December, in the run-up to Christmas, we would like to invite you to join us for a Christmas lunch on us.
In this way, we hope that we can keep in touch with you. We really like to know how you are getting on. It’s also really helpful to children still in our care to hear about the experiences of our Fostering People graduates. If you would like to share your experiences please do, let us know on the form below.
We like to keep in touch with you to find out how things are going now you’re an adult.
To do this we have our ‘Graduating FP’ scheme.
Each person that leaves Fostering People on reaching independence is entitled to the following to make the occasion
- A gift for the future
- A good luck card signed by Fostering People staff
- A framed graduation certificate from Fostering People
- A personal letter from Oliver Kirkland, the Registered Manager
With your permission, we’d also like to take a photo to display in the office.
Graduating Fostering People form
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