A man in an orange and grey check jumper is holding a young child who is touching him on the nose with its index finger.

This caters to children with specific needs or circumstances, such as additional physical, emotional or educational needs.

This type of fostering provides vital care and stability for children who may require additional support to thrive. Specialist foster carers might also care for teenagers who have higher levels of need and require more support.

To be a specialist foster carer you will need extra training. You also need to have excellent communication skills to work collaboratively with the care team surrounding the child or young person.

Get in touch with our friendly, experienced team to discuss your potential future as a foster carer…