We are recruiting foster carers in Tye Common and surrounding areas including: Basildon, Rayleigh, Dartford, Southend-on-Sea, Harlow, Chatham, Gillingham, London, Maidstone, St Albans, Billericay, Little Burstead, Gooseberry Green, Haverings Grove & more.
Fostering in Tye Common
All our foster carers in the Tye Common area are paid above the Fostering Network Payment Guidelines.
Get matched with the best Fostering Agency in Tye Common.
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Who can foster
Being a foster parent means caring for a child as part of your family. To become a foster parent you need to be:
- at least 21 years old
- a UK resident or have indefinite leave to remain
- able to take care of a child or young person, often on a full-time basis
The length of time you care for the kid depends on the sort of foster treatment. It can range from one evening to several years, or till the kid is an adult.
You may have the ability to foster and work . Whether you can depends on the kid's circumstances and the fostering service you use to. This can be your local council or an independent fostering firm.
You do not require to possess your residence, yet generally, you'll require to have a spare bed room.
Before you can foster, you should pass an assessment to inspect that you have the ability to care for a kid. You will not be examined on your age, ethnic culture, gender, marital condition, religion or sexual preference.
Why Choose Us
The Best Fostering Experience
We have helped to put 100's of carers throughout the UK and have over ten years of experience, which suggests we can provide you the ideal possible support required on your trip to help offer a risk-free and safe residence to kids and youngsters in treatment.
Applicants will be examined, whether it's your first time as a foster carer or if you're an experienced foster carer aiming to transfer fostering firms. We utilize our years of experience to match you with the best fostering firm, assessing capabilities, location and experience. We develop relationships between carers and team, and you'll have an experienced expert handy to help 24-hour a day.
Fostering Values
At Fostering Recruitment, we will always prioritise the safety and security and welfare of the kids and youngsters in treatment, by just choosing to work with reliable Fostering Agencies along with the training and support we offer to potential foster carers. To achieve this, we stick to six core values:
- Making a Difference
- Prioritising Safeguarding
- Championing Care Leavers
- Providing Support
- Advocacy
- Supporting Staff
Fostering Support
We assist all of our possible foster parents in their trip to coming to be foster carers.
We urgently need more foster carers in Tye Common and surrounding areas such as Billericay, Little Burstead, Gooseberry Green, Haverings Grove, Sunnymede, South Green, Great Burstead, Noak Hill, Queens Park, Steeple View.
Every one of our foster carers to-be receive extensive foster training info and support to make sure that they can offer a first-rate foster treatment service and make a genuine distinction to a kid or young adult in need. We likewise work to attach our area of foster carers together - if you decide to be a foster parent you will have the opportunity to meet our existing carers, hear their foster treatment tales and gain from their experience.
Also after you have handled a foster kid or young adult, you will have the full support of our expert group who will get on hand, 24-hour a day, to address any concerns you may have.
If you live in Tye Common and would like to be connected with the best fostering agency in Tye Common or have any questions about fostering, becoming a foster parent or fostering a child in Tye Common please complete the form on this page.
We are actively looking for foster carers in Tye Common, Basildon, Rayleigh, Dartford, Southend-on-Sea, Harlow, Chatham, Gillingham, London, Maidstone, St Albans and across the East of England.
If you think you could help foster a child we’d love to hear from you, whatever stage you’re at.
