Foster Care Fortnight 2023 is here!
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The Fostering Network's annual campaign is back and the theme for this year is #FosteringCommunities.
We're celebrating our amazing fostering community and raising awareness about the need for more local foster carers to help children stay in their communities.
Throughout the fortnight we'll be sharing new fostering stories to acknowledge the dedication and passion of our foster carers, and to inspire new ones too!
We have lots of events planned, but one not to miss is our Information Evening at the Fire Fit Hub on the 25th May where respite foster carers Heather and Andrew will be joining us to share their story
What our foster carers say
Drop-in Events
16th May, Alder Hey Atrium 11:00-13:00
18th May, Alder Hey Atrium 11:00-13:00
18th May, Wavertree Aquatics Centre 18:00-19:30
20th May, The Wheelbarrow Café 10:00-11:30
23th May, Cunard Building 11:00-13:00
We are proud to support Foster Carer Fortnight to showcase the fantastic work our local foster carers do to change the lives of our local children and young people. Hear more from Liverpool City Council Interim Chief Executive, Theresa Grant in the clip below;
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- Sons and Daughters Month
- Fostering and ethnicity
- A young persons story
- Disabled foster carers
- Fostering Siblings
- Fostering Babies
- Caring for Black and Mixed Heritage Children
- Muslim Fostering
- Training
- LGBTQ Fostering
- Fostering and pets
- Christmas Party
- Fostering Community
- Fostering during a pandemic
- Unaccompanied asylum seeking children
- Fostering Teenagers
- Fostering at Christmas
- Foster Carer Blog
- Father's Day