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Love and kindness is never wasted: Fostering an unaccompanied asylum seeking child
… and deep insecurity the child feels about their future and
you
get an idea of the mountain they are expected to scale. … source of trauma for the child. It is critical that as a
foster
carer,
you
learn as much as possible about the asylum … of a solicitor, he was forced to concede that he
could
not. This allowed us to pitch our explanations at his …
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Mockingbird: better together and bright times ahead
… Tyler, 15, tells us ‘being part of a hub means
you
know all of the people that are part of it and form … after child’. Joanne and Graham, Greenwich hub carers and
foster
carers for 13 years, agree: ‘Mockingbird helps … off celebratory cupcakes to everyone’s doorsteps so they
could
enjoy a sweet treat together. Everyone dialed in for a …
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Home sweet home
… the nature of child we’d like to welcome into our family.
You
see, we feel we’d like to welcome an unaccompanied asylum … we also had some additional questions around how I can
foster
and continue to work at the agency. I’ve said before … us as a family to panel using the infamous form F. I
could
tell Jim was thinking, ‘eight sessions! My life’s …
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Respect, and be respected
… from a wide range of backgrounds. We were motivated to
foster
after seeing the images of the war in the former … parents to look after them. We decided to see
what
we
could
do to help children in our local area, so we looked … their respect too. We have faced all the usual challenges
you
would expect as carers, the first big one being when …
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Reflect, plan and prepare: supporting children and young people as schools reopen
… change. It isn’t always easy to talk about feelings, so
you
may want to consider opening this conversation when
you
… or conversation should take place as soon as possible and
foster
carers should be fully involved in this process.
You
… apprehension. However there are some simple techniques
you
could
try to help them cope with these emotions. Firstly, aim …
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