Courses are in date order below or listed alphabetically in the menu on the right.
This course will help those responsible for running in-house preparation sessions for new applicants, regardless of their level of experience. Even those who have run sessions in the past will benefit by learning new training techniques.
As part of the
Pathways Through
Fostering series, Foster Carers and Contact will explore the
sometimes complex issues involved in maintaining contact between
fostered children and their birth families. The style will be
informal and interactive.
This training provides practitioners with an opportunity to absorb and discuss agency policy procedure and process, as well as guidance on the assessment of PACT carers and evidence to present at panel.
This course will provide participants with a greater understanding of allegations in foster care and assist them to consider how everyone involved in fostering can play a part in minimising the incidence of allegations of abuse.
As part of the
Pathways Through
Fostering series, the aim of this course is to support foster
carers in developing a good understanding of how children with
insecure attachments can have different expectations of caring
relationships to securely attached children, and the impact this
has on their behaviours in placement.
This training day will explore foster carers' financial rights and responsibilities. It should be attended by staff from local authority and independent fostering providers as well as foster carers themselves.