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Family Fostering Partners have always supported us. There is always someone to talk to if needed.
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You don’t need to take our word for it… our foster carers tell it much better than we ever could:
Family Fostering Partners have always supported us. There is always someone to talk to if needed.
Whenever there is a concern or query there is always someone ready to help, not just my Supervising Social Worker (SSW).
Supervision visits are always thorough but in a friendly manner, any concerns, due to fostering or personal issues are always encouraged and discussed.
Family Fostering Partners have exceeded our expectations and were absolutely brilliant when we had a couple of difficult placements. The support we received was far more than we have ever had in our previous fostering experiences.
We have a great relationship with our Supervising Social Worker (SSW). We can tell her anything and she supports and respects us both. All the team at Family Fostering Partners are very approachable and easy to talk to.
My Supervising Social Worker listens and is a great support. We put our trust in her when we ask for assistance.
As respite carers we are given all the information on the child/young person by the agency. We also work closely with the children’s carers. This enables the transition to be easier for the children.
Thank you to Family Fostering Partners for making our first year a year to remember. The service you offer is exemplary and I look forward to many more years with you.
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Family Fostering Partners' network of foster parents dedicates their lives to giving vulnerable young people the very best start in life. Through their love, support, nurture and encouragement, children and young people (under 18-years-old) learn to adjust, cope, trust and build confidence in themselves and their surroundings once more. A…
read moreThere are various types of fostering, such as “emergency”, “short-term” or “parent and child”, in addition to long-term placements. Here, we look at long-term fostering placements, what they mean and, in particular, the rights of long-term foster parents. You can read more about the different types of foster care here.…
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