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Month: December 2025

Questions About Foster Care Jobs You’ve Always Wanted to Ask

1 December 2025

At Family Fostering Partners, we know that becoming a foster carer is a big decision, and before embarking on the journey to become a foster parent, it’s important to have your questions answered. Here are some of the questions people ask us most often about foster care jobs. What makes a good foster carer? There’s no single “perfect”…

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Why Foster Care Training Is the Perfect Starting Point for Your Journey as a Carer

1 December 2025

At Family Fostering Partners, we believe that foster care training is an essential for anyone hoping to become a foster parent. It’s designed to give you the confidence, knowledge, and skills to provide the best possible care. But what does this training involve, and why is it so important? Let’s break it down. What is foster care training?…

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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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