Policies & Procedures
Please click here for the Independent Asian Fostering Bureau manual of web-enabled procedures manual This is the first operational edition the Independent Asian Fostering Bureau manual of web-enabled procedures manual. This edition of the procedures manual is compliant with the new regulatory framework relating to Looked After Children and the National Minimum Standards relating to [...]
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Introduction 1.1 This Statement of Purpose is provided in accordance with the fostering Regulations 2011 and Standard 19 of NMS 2011.The Statement defines the objectives of the fostering service, and covers issues set out in both the Regulations and the National Minimum Standards for Fostering Services. 1.2 This Statement of Purpose set out below is [...]
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Different Types of Fostering
There are different types of fostering for children in care. ♥ Emergency ♥ Short term ♥ Longer term ♥ Respite ♥ Siblings ♥ Parent and Child ♥ Emergency This takes place when children need a place to stay for overnight or a few days, however there are times when these placements may be extended – [...]
Read More...» » » »Could you bring a change to a childs future?
It is important that young Asian people living in Britain are enabled to develop a strong sense of their cultural and personal identity, this may be especially difficult for those who for some reason must live apart from their own families. Fostering these children in a family or similar religious and cultural background is therefore [...]
Read More...» » » »Who can Foster?
♥ working or unemployed. ♥ single or living with a partner. ♥ with your children or none at all. ♥ male or female, from any race or culture. ♥ home owner or tenant, so long as you have a space. ♥ Any age whether you are 20 or 60. ♥ Be in good health.
Read More...» » » »Are you interested in Fostering?
♥ Do you have warmth, security and guidance, to give a child in care? ♥ Do you have a spare room? ♥ Are you able to attend training at weekends? ♥ Either you or your partner should be bilingual, the main carer must speak English? Please do not hesitate to contact our office and speak [...]
Read More...» » » »What is Fostering?
Fostering is being able to care for a child, this can be a baby, young child or teenager. At IAFB our children are referred from Local Authority Care. These children for various reasons have come into care due to, emotional, physical or sexual abuse and need to be away from their families. So foster carers [...]
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