Sentences with phrase «assessed as a foster carer»

Hi Pandora, It is possible for 18 year olds to be assessed as foster carers.

Fosterline provide essential information to those interested in being assessed as foster carers.

If the child is placed with you by children's services, then unless you agree at the time of placement that it is to be a private arrangement, you may be entitled to be assessed as a foster carer and receive a fostering allowance.

There is no entitlement to financial support from the local authority and Private Foster Carers are not assessed as foster carers.

Not exact matches

Four Paws try to place all their dogs with foster carers as they believe it is less stressful on the dog and easier to assess how it will react to situations in the home environment.

This allows for them to be properly assessed in a home environment — which can be really helpful if you already live with animals or children, as foster carers can provide helpful insight on the behavior of animals in their care.

If a social worker was involved in making the arrangement then legally this may in fact be a placement of a «looked after child», in which case you will need to be assessed, paid and supported as a local authority foster carer.

Relatives who want to care for children within their extended family may be assessed as foster parents or adoptive parents, or as kinship carers.

If you're caring for a «looked after child» you must be assessed, paid and supported as a foster carer.

Although ideally you will have been assessed and approved as a foster carer before the child comes to live with you, there is clearly no time for this if a child is placed with you in a crisis.

In these circumstances, the local authority can assess you quickly as a temporary foster carer so the child can be placed with you immediately.

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If a child needs to be placed with a relative, friend or other connected person straight away and there is no time to do a full fostering assessment, they may be assessed and approved as a foster carer temporarily, provided some immediate checks being carried out by the social worker.

Relatives and friends can be assessed and approved as foster carers for a child in their family who is looked after and needs to be placed.

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If foster carers are working then their working hours would need to be flexible, as you say Steve the needs of the child are paramount, where foster carers are working it is also really important to have a good support network that the children and young people know who can be assessed as back up carers should the need arise.