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  Catching up with our young champions - part three

  … Amy A foster carer is seen as someone who looks after a child and … is very rewarding, but also hard work. Knowing that you are making a difference to a vulnerable young person’s … and achieves things that they may never have thought they could, would show any person who is thinking about doing so …

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  Foster carer exit interviews

  … process and, for some, they prove quite effective. Our foster carer exit interview project found examples of … exit interviews are valuable, found that the best results could be gained by implementing a two-stage process. The … foster carer retention strategy development. What value do you as an individual place on exit interviews? Does this …

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  My faith and fostering

  … on the verge of turning 13, life and my preconceived ideas could not be more different. It is not always plain sailing … This has certainly happened in my church. So I encourage you, if you have already taken up the challenge, keep going! … people to lead, inspire, motivate and support them to make foster care better. To support our work visit  …

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  My parents foster, a personal reflection

  … what to think as I waved goodbye to them. I wished that we could have helped them more, made an even bigger improvement … household. I had my low days where I resented having the foster children in my house and only then did I realise how … and physically. The two girls came with nothing. Now, you may think that I am exaggerating when I say they came …

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