Fostering in Nottinghamshire | Nottinghamshire County Council
Themes: Families and Children, Public Sector Services
Aimed at: Adults 18+
Nottinghamshire County Council -Fostering in Nottinghamshire
Fostering is caring for a child or teenager in your home when they are unable to stay with their own families.
By becoming a foster carer you can make a real difference to a child’s life, providing a caring environment to give them the opportunity to grow and develop to reach their full potential.
By becoming a foster carer, you will be providing a welcoming and caring environment where children and young people will be safe from harm. You will be giving them the opportunity to grow and develop to reach their full potential, by helping to ensure that their emotional, health and educational needs are met.
The difficult backgrounds that many looked after children and young people have experienced means they may find it hard to build relationships. With support, patience and reassurance, you can help a child or young person to build their self-esteem and confidence.
Fostering today involves working closely with others involved in the welfare of the children you are caring for. Foster carers work closely as a team, not only with professionals but also in supporting each other.
For more information on Fostering in Nottinghamshire sign up to get our regular email updates.
Fostering is caring for a child or teenager in your home when they are unable to stay with their own families.
By becoming a foster carer you can make a real difference to a child’s life, providing a caring environment to give them the opportunity to grow and develop to reach their full potential.
By becoming a foster carer, you will be providing a welcoming and caring environment where children and young people will be safe from harm. You will be giving them the opportunity to grow and develop to reach their full potential, by helping to ensure that their emotional, health and educational needs are met.
The difficult backgrounds that many looked after children and young people have experienced means they may find it hard to build relationships. With support, patience and reassurance, you can help a child or young person to build their self-esteem and confidence.
Fostering today involves working closely with others involved in the welfare of the children you are caring for. Foster carers work closely as a team, not only with professionals but also in supporting each other.
For more information on Fostering in Nottinghamshire sign up to get our regular email updates.
Area: Bassetlaw
Contact Details
County Hall
West Bridgford
NG2 7QP
fostering@nottscc.gov.uk
0115 804 4440
https://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/care/fostering/fostering-in-nottinghamshire