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We’ve described what fostering is, but what fostering means runs much deeper. The commitment, compassion and love that our foster carers have for the children in their care is life-changing. Fostering is comforting, loving and inspiring. It provides children and young people with the safe space they need to heal and grow into their potential.
foster a hope. adjective. 4. having the standing of a specified member of the family, though not by birth or adoption, and giving, receiving, or sharing the care appropriate to that standing. foster parent, foster brother. 5. designating or relating to such care. Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition.
About fostering. Every 20 minutes another child comes into care needing a foster family in the UK. And every day there are about 70,000 children living with 56,000 foster families. Children come into care for many different reasons. Sometimes it is because of a parent’s short-term illness or a temporary problem within the family that requires ...
Adoption and fostering /. Fostering a child (caregiving) Fostering a child (caregiving) Foster parents (caregivers) look after children in many ways, from short-term or emergency care, to long-term or permanent arrangements. Visit the Oranga Tamariki — Ministry for Children website for information about caring for children:
Fostering provides a stable family life for children. fostering n. (promoting) promozione nf. The minister is responsible for the fostering of good relations between the two countries. fostering n. (encouraging: an attitude) promozione nf. Students' progress is achieved through the fostering of independent thinking.
fostering n. (promoting) προώθηση, ενθάρρυνση ουσ θηλ. The minister is responsible for the fostering of good relations between the two countries. fostering n. (encouraging: an attitude) (συμπεριφοράς) ενθάρρυνση ουσ θηλ. Students' progress is achieved through the fostering of independent thinking.
