Change a life, become a foster carer today!

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Change a life, become a foster carer today! Enquire Now!

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Cartoon child with text "voice" in colorful letters, below it says "Fostering" and "Children should be seen and heard!"

Welcome to Voice Fostering!

Voice Fostering specialises in offering children and young people stable, long-term family placements that provide consistent care, guidance, and support as they grow into adulthood.

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Lesley & Chris Grego - Foster Carers

“After 17 years of fostering, we approached Voice looking for a new agency that would value, understand and honor our needs as carers. It was important to us to find a small family orientated, child focused and personal agency with a supervising social worker to integrate within our family, ensuring a smooth and seamless transition.

We feel truly blessed to have taken the leap and found absolutely everything to be as promised. To have Sam, the Manager herself come to our home and to experience the joy, knowledge, and love of all the team has been overwhelming.

We would recommend to anyone looking for a new chapter in their journey to speak with Sam and Nicky. Their initial priority was just to listen and understand our family dynamics which was fundamental given we have four children in long term care. They truly are amazing.”

FAQs

  • To become a foster carer, you must be over 21, have a spare room, and be able to provide a loving, stable, and supportive home for a child or young person. Whether you are single, married, or in a partnership, you are welcome to apply.

    At Voice Fostering, we actively welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, as we believe it’s important that our carers reflect the diverse experiences and identities of the children and young people in care.

  • Yes, foster carers receive a weekly fee per child, along with an allowance to cover the child’s living costs.

    Additional allowances are also provided to help with holidays, birthdays, and festive occasions.

  • No previous experience is required.
    As you prepare to become a foster carer, you’ll receive training designed to help you and your family recognise your existing strengths and develop the new skills needed to foster.

    We provide a comprehensive training programme, tailored to support you every step of the way.

  • At Voice Fostering, we provide round-the-clock support, regular supervision with a dedicated social worker, access to foster carer support groups, and mentoring from experienced carers.

    You're never alone on your fostering journey — we’re with you every step of the way!

  • Yes, you can work while fostering, but this would need to fit around school hours, and you must be available for meetings, training, and reviews.

    We’ll discuss your availability in more detail during our initial conversations with you.

  • Long-term, permanent placements are for young people who need the stability and security of a loving home as they grow towards independence.

    This means they will remain in your care until at least the age of eighteen.

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