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“The joy of fostering – being able to see the children and young people in my care thrive.”
“The joy of fostering – to be able to provide care to a looked after child / young person and being able to guide and support them to move on and achieve their goals. We have been fortunate that we have been able to maintain contact with some of the children and young people that we have cared for.”
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What support do foster carers receive?
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