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Urgent call for more foster carers in Hucknall

Urgent call for more foster carers in Hucknall A fostering organisation is encouraging more people in Hucknall to think about offering safe and loving homes to vulnerable children and young people. Wednesday, 12th May 2021, 12:03 pm New figures suggest people in the East Midlands are unaware of the true number of children and young people referred to social services. As part of Foster Care Fortnight, which started this week and runs until May 23, a report commissioned by Five Rivers Child Care, an independent fostering organisation and social enterprise, revealed that there is a distinct lack of awareness around the number of children entering the care system.

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More foster parents urgently needed in Darlington

By Rachel Conner-Hill echorachelc Chief Reporter (Tees Valley & North Yorkshire) Foster carers Alex and Stephen Gray, from Neasham have shared their experience of looking after children in need A MUM who became a foster carer after being adopted as a child and a couple who have taken 19 children into their home over the years have shared their experiences to raise awareness of the need for more people to get involved. The carers have shared their stories as part of Foster Care Fortnight, which runs until May 24. Foster parents Nicola Price, 43, and husband Mark, 41, from Darlington who have four children of their own, have also fostered 19 youngsters, including groups of siblings, through Darlington Borough Council.

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How gay couple from Essex overcame barriers to become foster carers

A gay couple from Essex have spoken out about the barriers they had to overcome in order to become foster parents.

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How gay couple from Essex overcame barriers to become foster carers

How gay couple from Essex overcame barriers to become foster carers
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How gay couple overcame barriers to become foster carers

Antony and Richard Jones, from Braintree, first became foster carers in 2019. The couple are now long-term carers to a 15-year-old, who will stay with them until the age of 18 or until they can live independently. Antony, 32, said: “As a couple, fostering was something we had discussed many times as my niece and nephew went into care for several years after a family breakdown, and they are now living under special guardianship with my mother. “After seeing the help they had and how they were looked after so well in foster care, we felt that once we were in a position to do so, we wanted to be able to do the same for other children and youngsters who need it.

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