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Stories, news and resources
The Fostering Rotherham blog is packed full of useful information about fostering and contains useful guides and resources for when you are thinking about starting your fostering journey.


Supporting Emotional Wellbeing in Children in Care
Emotional wellbeing for children in foster care is built through everyday moments, trusted relationships and feeling listened to without pressure. This blog explores how foster carers and therapeutic support from Empower help children feel safe, understood and supported, using attachment-informed and therapeutic parenting approaches that strengthen stability and help families move forward together.


Supporting Children’s Culture and Identity in Fostering
Identity, culture and belonging matter for every child. For children in foster care, foster carers play an important role in actively supporting a child’s race, culture, faith and background through everyday actions at home.


Supporting the whole fostering family in Rotherham
At Fostering Rotherham, we know that fostering is about more than providing a place for a child to live. It’s about building strong, supportive relationships, looking after everyone in the household, and being part of a community that understands the realities of caring for children and young people. That’s why we’re always looking at how we can better support our foster carers and their families - not just in their role as carers, but in their day-to-day lives too. As part


Supporting A Child’s Sense of Belonging and Identity as a Foster Carer
For children in foster care, belonging and identity can be complex. Fostering plays an important role in providing stability and support during this time.


Local foster carer spreads Christmas magic across Rotherham
Fostering Rotherham is celebrating the extraordinary kindness of Steve, one of our dedicated foster carers, who is once again stepping into the role of Father Christmas to bring festive joy to children across the borough.


Kat’s Story: Finding support and community as a foster carer
As a foster carer, Kat knows how different each child’s needs can be. But she also knows the value of having people around her who understand what it means to care for a child who processes the world a little differently.
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