Working with and for our members. Who we are UK membership organisation, Leading charity for everyone involved in foster care 58,000 foster carers 99%

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Working with and for our members

Who we are UK membership organisation, Leading charity for everyone involved in foster care 58,000 foster carers 99% of local authorities Over 150 independent fostering agencies

Our mission is to work with and support all those involved in foster care in order to achieve the best outcomes for children and young people in foster care.

The voice of foster care Bringing together our members Sharing knowledge and best practice Raising awareness and challenging stereotypes Campaigning for change at the highest level

Membership benefits Block membership scheme for your foster carers Access to helplines: Medical, legal, tax and stress counseling helpline

Access to our information and advice services or Multiple copies of Foster Care

Access to members only content online, including exclusive resources Signposts in Fostering Find a Fostering Service Panel member database

Regular information and news from the fostering world – newsletters and e-news Special members’ prices onevents, publications, training and services

Making foster care work for every fostered child and every foster family

Projects FCA development project Delegated authority Foster carer peer mentoring ‘Hard to reach’ foster carers

Sons and Daughters Week A chance to recognise and celebrate the role of sons and daughters

‘I have nothing but praise for the Fostering Network. They are very accessible and always there at the end of the phone. All the members of staff are helpful, approachable and knowledgeable. We use them to give independent support to our foster carers and the feedback is overwhelmingly positive – it’s so useful to be able to offer this valuable support to our foster carers.’ Fostering team manager

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