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Public transport is a vital part of life in the UK, allowing children and adults to travel for school, work, leisure and appointments. If you’re a...
Foster carers in London are often asked whether they need to lock the bedroom door of a child in their care. The answer is not a...
Introduction Ending a placement is a significant step for both the child and the foster family. Whether a child is moving to a new home, returning...
Setting clear, consistent boundaries is one of the most important skills a foster carer can develop. Boundaries help children feel safe, give them a predictable routine,...
Self‑harm is a serious concern for many young people in Manchester and the surrounding areas of Salford, Stockport and Bolton. Whether you are a foster carer,...
Life story work is an essential part of fostering. It helps children feel safe and valued. It is about sharing a child’s past, hopes and dreams....
Fostering a young person who is a gang member can feel daunting, but with the right information and support it is possible to provide a safe,...
Foster parents often wonder whether it is acceptable for their foster child to spend a night at a friend’s home. The answer is not a simple...
Deciding whether a foster child can keep a pet is an important question for many potential foster carers. Pets can offer companionship, teach responsibility and bring...
Fostering can feel like stepping into a new family, and one of the first questions many prospective carers ask is whether the child will adopt a...
