Corporate Partnerships Manager
Corporate Partnerships Manager
Building connections and confidence with LEGO®
In 2021, foster carers Debbie and Jason founded The Raft, a charity that provides help and support to care experienced families. Here, Debbie tells us about their work, and how they’ve been using Lego, to help care-experienced children develop their communication skills, confidence and social and emotional wellbeing.
Civil Unrest – a message from our Chief Executive to all our members
I am writing to you today, conscious of the impact that the recent and ongoing civil unrest and racist violence occurring across the UK will be having on fostering families and fostering services.
‘I found solace in sport’ – Olympian Fatima Whitbread shares her experience of growing up in care
Abandoned as a baby, Fatima Whitbread spent the first 11 years of her life living in a children’s home. She explains how she survived, became a world class athlete and now works to help other vulnerable children and young people to feel seen and heard.
The new government’s first actions for children and young people
The new Labour government has been in power for just over three weeks – here’s what’s been done so far to make steps towards improving the lives of children and young people.
Fosterline Adviser
Salary: Band G - £32,000pa - £37,000pa + London weighting if applicable pro rata. Actual salary £16,000pa - £18,500pa
Please note appointments are usually made at the bottom of the band.
Hours: 17.5 hours per week
About The Fostering Network (TFN)
Financial Controller
Financial Controller
Assistant Director - England
About The Fostering Network (TFN)
Foster Walk 2024 supported by Olympian Fatima Whitbread
Each year we are blown away by the support for Foster Walk and 2024 was no different. We've shared a few of the many highlights from this year's sponsored walk.
This is my home: Growing up in foster care
We spoke to children and young people in foster care across England and Wales who shared with us the positive impact of foster care on their lives but also what they want to see change. Read on to hear the children and young people’s recommendations to the governments in England and Wales.
