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Find Out About Fostering At Drop-In Session

by isleofman.com 28th October 2010
A drop-in session is being held at The Children’s Centre, Woodbourne Road, Douglas, on Thursday November 4 and will offer information about becoming a foster carer. Fostering First staff will be at the Centre from 2pm to 6pm to talk to anyone who has questions. Fostering First is a new organisation responsible for the provision of foster care across the Island. It was created earlier this year following the signing of a new contract between the Department of Social Care and The Children’s Centre. There are several types of fostering. Short term fostering - which may be for a few weeks to several months; emergency fostering - for when a child comes into care suddenly; long term fostering - for when a child is unable to return home, and respite care which means providing regular care for children for short periods of time as a support to their family or other foster carers. For more information about Fostering First go to www.thechildrenscentre.org.im/fosteringfirst, email fosteringfirst@thechildrenscentre.org.im or call 631947. Inquiries about becoming a foster carer can also be made by visiting Fostering First’s offices at 14B Village Walk, Onchan. - ENDS -
Posted by isleofman.com
Thursday 28th, October 2010 12:37pm.

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