Men can foster on their own or with a partner. You do not need to fit a particular idea of a family to start a conversation. The assessment considers the care you can offer, the time you have and the stability of your home.
Think about the everyday role
Fostering can mean cooking dinner, helping with homework, listening after a hard day and working with a child’s social worker. It also means being open to learning about the child’s experiences and the support they need.
Bring your own questions
If you are wondering about working while fostering, caring as a single man or safer caring, ask us. These are sensible questions to explore early. We’ll talk about your household and the support available, without expecting you to be ready to apply.