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Month: June 2025

How to Get a Foster Care Job & Provide a Lifeline to Vulnerable Children

21 June 2025

f you're searching for a meaningful career that changes lives, foster care jobs offer a unique opportunity. At Family Fostering Partners, we believe that every child deserves a safe, nurturing environment to thrive in—and foster parents are at the heart of this mission. Whether you're just beginning to explore the idea or are ready to take the next…

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Foster Care Training for Experienced Carers: The Importance of Ongoing Learning

1 June 2025

While the experience of fostering over the years provides invaluable insight, ongoing foster care training remains essential in ensuring that our foster parents are equipped with the latest knowledge, techniques, and support strategies. At Family Fostering Partners, we believe that learning is life-long, and we are committed to providing both our new foster parents, and our experienced foster…

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Whether you have questions, want to learn more about fostering, or are thinking about becoming a foster carer, get in touch with us.

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How Looked After Children Can Be More Involved in Decisions About Their Lives

When children require foster care, a lot of decisions can feel like they’re happening around them. Yet one of the most powerful ways to support looked after children is ensuring their voices are heard and acted upon. In Wales, there’s a clear focus on children’s rights and participation. But in…

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How Support Systems Shape Outcomes for Children in Care

When we talk about outcomes for children in care, it’s easy to focus on schools, achievements or short term goals. But what often makes the biggest difference is something less visible. It is the strength of the support system around them. For children entering care, stability does not come from…

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