Anyone who would like a role which can offer “a new lease of life” should consider talking to Fostering North East.
Being a foster carer is an invigorating role which changes lives – both for the carers and for the children involved, says one couple who have been supported by the agency in caring for toddlers for the last two years. Recommending this kind of opportunity to others foster carer, Helen Todd, said: “It’s given us a real purpose and a lovely meaning to life. It’s the most worthwhile thing we’ve ever done.”
As part of national Foster Care Fortnight, this month, Fostering North East is inviting people who are interested in a caring for children to call in on Wednesday 10 June, at St Cuthbert’s House on the West Road, Newcastle, to find out more.
Fostering North East Manager, Sarah Croft commented: “The majority of our carers find fostering very rewarding. Fostering North East is always on hand for support and we have very close working relationships with them all.”
Members of the Fostering North East team will be on hand between 11am and 1pm and between 5pm and 7pm for advice and to answer any queries. More details are available via the Fostering North East website or call Sarah on 0191 228 0111.
