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Many people considering fostering in Wales often wonder ‘do you get paid to foster in Wales?’ The short answer is, yes! Foster parents receive financial support through a fostering allowance, and when fostering with Family Fostering Partners, receive additional financial benefits.
The fostering allowance in Wales helps cover everyday costs such as food, clothing and activities, as well as special occasions like birthdays and holidays. The exact amount depends on factors like a child’s age, their needs, and the type of placement. Those fostering in Wales who look after children with more complex needs may receive a higher allowance to reflect the extra time, training, and dedication involved.
Fostering payments are designed to cover:
People fostering in Wales are classed as self-employed, but generous tax reliefs mean most foster parents don’t pay tax on their fostering allowance.
At Family Fostering Partners we are passionate about giving foster parents the tools, support, and confidence they need to provide the best possible care. That’s why we offer a range of additional financial benefits to those fostering in Wales with us:
If you’re ready to make a difference, Family Fostering Partners will guide you from your first enquiry and beyond. With financial support, training, and a dedicated team behind you, fostering in Wales is both rewarding and sustainable.
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