Some benefits of being a foster carer as told by our carers
“Being able to be at home when my now adult children were school age, which fostering allowed.”
“The pleasure of seeing children reunited with family or move on to adoption. It has also been a joy to support parents with the transition in children returning home.”
“The satisfaction of seeing a child progress and being able to support this.”
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