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Where they all want to interact with each other, doing tiktoks in the bedroom with each other, football in the garden. meeting that family was so moving. something that was probably a bit harder to stomach was the fact that the mum said the siblings wanted the child to be removed from the house. that was hard to hear but it was clear to see the intervention from amy was worth it and that sibling group has been saved. over the past 15 months, amy says their team has supported 60 families to stay together. 50 of those are part of a sibling group. while preventative work can ease the strain on th...

Having their own bedroom and i understand the reasons why but who has got a spare bedroom? who? what about the emotional capacity as well? they may not have the capacity to look after more than one child? no, but then there should be support in place so they can facilitate that sibling group. in england, foster carer numbers are at their highest but the increase is not keeping up with the amount of children in care. debbie has been supporting a new recruit. hi. ijust let myself in, the door was open. reilly and her girlfriend have recently been approved as a foster family. a lot of people say ...

Why not, why can't they have their own special place that they call... ..and most of them do, call it their second home? that contact, i can only imagine, must be a lifeline. i think it keeps them going. it is tough growing up and being a kid but it is tougher being them. but if they have that support of each other, we are not only making a difference now but fast forward to when they leave the care system and imagine if they had each other. who do we have coming today? we have a sibling group of five boys, full of energy, lots of fun, you will have a lot of fun meeting them. today is a big da...

Child to be removed from the house, that was hard to hear but it is easy to see the intervention from amy and that sibling group has been saved. over the past 15 months, amy says their team has supported 60 families to stay together, 50 of those are... sibling. what preventative work can shrink the system, local councils are still facing those challenges. amy's boss is the head of early health and social care derby city council. we know the government provided monday at the height of the pandemic for councils to be able to support vulnerable families. but more children are going into care, cos...

And being a kid but it is tougher being them. but if they have that support of each other, we are not only making a difference now but fast forward to when they leave the care system and imagine if they had each other. who do we have coming today, karen? we have a sibling group of five boys, full of energy, lots of fun, you will have a lot of fun meeting them. today is a big day. a massive day. at the farm, they go for two hours every two months. this is their only contact. how excited have you guys