Level 4 carers, previously Foster Plus carers, foster children with additional needs. Level 4 carers, undergo specialist training to gain the skills and knowledge to carry out therapeutic parenting.

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Is foster care difficult?

Choosing to become a foster carer is a big decision...

What if my foster child has behavioural difficulties?

If a foster child has minor behavioural difficulties, your social worker will have discussed this with you before they become a part of your family...

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What if my foster child has mental health difficulties?

Foster children with severe mental health difficulties will be placed with more experienced foster carers who have received specialised training with Foster Plus.

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What if my foster child has a disability?

If a foster child has additional needs such as a disability, they will be placed with a specially trained, more experienced foster carer, as part of Foster Plus.

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