Together we can make a difference for every vulnerable child.
Every year 40,000 children and young people come into care in the UK. We want every child to have a stable and loving home where they can thrive.
Find out moreHow Home for Good is responding to the coronavirus crisis.
During this hugely challenging season, Home for Good is committed to our vision to find a home for every child who needs one. We will continue to work passionately on behalf of vulnerable children across the UK.
Together we can find a home for every child who needs one.
Understanding the impact of social distancing for foster and adoptive families
Social distancing will create additional challenges for all of us, and our families will find the changes and separation difficult in a number of ways. In the midst of this, foster and adoptive families may also be facing a few specific challenges, which Home for Good wants to help you understand.
How Home for Good is responding to the coronavirus crisis.
There are 2.3 million vulnerable children known to social services in the UK, many of whom are now at heightened risk resulting from lockdown policies. Families are under pressure and children are not being seen as regularly, if at all, by teachers and social workers. There is an expectation throughout the sector that many thousands of children will come into care in the next few months – both now in an emergency situation, and when time passes as children return to their regular routines.
COVID-19: Help at-risk children in Bristol, Leeds and Nottinghamshire
Home for Good has been made aware by fostering teams across the country that they are being put under increasing pressure by COVID-19. Bristol has an amazing group of more than 300 foster carers, many of whom have come to fostering after their birth children have grown up or following a different career. There are also many kinship caring grandparents, providing care for their grandchildren.
Events
Due to the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak, and following government guidelines, we're not currently hosting any physical events. This is to ensure the safety and well-being of both you and our team. However, we are excited to now be offering some events online! We are excited to be able to share in this way and we hope you find these online gatherings inspiring and informative.
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Stories
Zara's story
There's nothing more powerful than a person’s story. Some flit in and out of your life like a feather, but others slap you right square in the face – so much so that it changes how you see things. Meeting with Zara is one of those stories.
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Harry's adoption story
Following an unsettled start, and a move to his foster carers on Christmas Eve, seven-month old Harry was welcomed home by his adoptive parents, David and Kimberley. They share their story:
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Sarah and Jeremy's fostering story
Sarah and Jeremy had their house altered, giving them space to foster. This is their story.
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Jen and Paul's story
Jen and Paul share their story and their heart for welcoming teenage refugees into their home.
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