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Special needs fostering

Children needing foster care include those with :
• medical conditions or physical or learning disabilities, such as
autism, hyperactivity, attention deficits, or reading difficulties.

They often need:
• extra special love
• care and attention
• in some cases may need to be placed in foster homes that have
a downstairs bathroom and bedroom.
• some may need special medication or care routines.

Their carers must be:
• interested in helping them reach their full potential
• be willing to undergo training
• if appropriate, to learn related communication or medical skills

Support and ongoing specialist training is provided to fostercarers willing to undertake this often highly rewarding work.

Simply Fostering has Fostering Agency members who specialise in providing foster carers for disabled children.

For further information contact us 

Choosing the best Fostering Agency

Before enquiring or applying to become a foster carer, make sure that you choose the right agency for you and your family by using our free fostering agency matching service. Contact us today.

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Any further questions you would like answered please contact Simply Fostering through our contact us form.

Fostering Children with Special Need