New Foster Care Magazine
Best selling author recommends www.SimplyFostering.co.uk
Features
Do you enjoy relaxing with a good magazine, such as HELLO! or OK! ?
Well, Foster Families is a lifestyle magazine aimed directly at foster carers. That means we feature a range of articles, from decorating your home to healthy living, all with a focus on fostering.
Other foster carers share their stories, as do children who have been in care, sharing their secrets and giving advice on how best to handle different situations.
Experts in a number of different fields also feature in Foster Families, sharing their tips on things from dealing with sleeping problems to saying goodbye to a foster child you’ve cared for.
There are plenty of competitions to catch your eye too.
At just £7 for a full year’s subscription, Foster Families is the magazine you’ve been waiting for. You can try it out for just £2 per copy, or email subscriptions@fosterfamilies.co.uk for more information.
Subscribe online to make sure you never miss an issue – we’ll deliver it direct to your door!
What do other people think?
Foster carer, Melanie, says: “What a great magazine – I look forward to the next issue.”
Mike Dennis, Fostercare World, says: “It's about time carers had a publication like this.”
More than just a magazine
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'Simply fostering is a wonderful initiative to help those thinking of fostering. Packed with useful information and links, the website has everything prospective carers need to know about fostering, in clear and easy to follow steps.'
Cathy Glass Best selling author and foster carer. www.cathyglass.co.uk.
fostering adoption agencies
Foster care news is part of Family Services Ltd who has Fostering and Adoption Agencies registered across the UK.
All of the Agencies have been assessed as suitable for membership, the aim being to give choice from the start and therefore increasing your chance of getting fostering or adoption right first time.
David Hughes testimonial match at Eastleigh FC. Included a number of current and ex football stars and managers, who all support Fostering Fortnight (11th-24th May) and Simply Fostering in their drive to address the shortfall of 10,00 foster carers nationwide.
The line up includes:
Rodney Wallace(Ex England U21, Leeds, Southampton, Rangers and Bolton), David Howells (Ex Spurs and Southampton), Jo Tessem (Ex Norwegian International and Southampton), Paul Tisdale( Southampton & current Exeter manager), Michael Svensson (Ex Swedish International and Southampton),
Matt Le Tissier (Ex England and Southampton), Matt Oakley (England U21, Southampton, Derby and current Leicester captain), Claus Lundekvam (Norwegian International and Southampton), Richard Dryden (ex Southampton and Birmingham),
David Hughes (Ex Wales and Southampton), Nicky Banger (Ex Southampton and Oldham), Francis Benali (Ex Southampton)
The footballers all wished Simply Fostering and Foster care Fortnight all the best in their aim to help fostering in the UK.
Contact for information about fostering children.
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Editorial
The Government recommend that people interested in caring for children should contact more than one Fostering or Adoption Agency.
