Fostering Service, West Sussex County Council
Service
Could you support vulnerable children in your home by becoming a foster carer? West Sussex County Council's Fostering Service provides children who are unable to live at home with a safe place to live. It also provides respite foster care for children with additional needs. Our foster carers receive training, local support and a competitive allowance. If you think you could join our fostering community we would love to hear from you.
What we do:
- Our foster carers offer short and long term fostering for both local children and asylum seeking children
- We provide training for foster carers enabling them to offer specialist placements such as parent and child fostering, short breaks or early support for families in crisis
- There is no age limit to foster - as long as you are in reasonable health
- You do not have to be a parent, be in a relationship or own your property - as long as you have a spare room you can be considered as a foster carer
- If you want to make a difference to a young person's life, we would love to hear from you!
Our users say:
"My advice is to go for it. Take the first step, make up your mind to enjoy it and the difference you can make to a young person's life."
Age Range: 21–80
Free to use?
Contact Details
03302 227 775
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