Drop in Fostering and Adoption Event

A drop-in event is being held for people in Dundee to find out more about fostering and adoption.
The drop-in event is being held at V&A Dundee on Thursday 9th October, 11am-3pm, offering an opportunity for people to speak with the team and meet current foster carers.
To keep families in the city together, the council is looking for more people to become fosters carers or adoptive parents. This will allow children and young people to stay in their local community.
Fostering with Dundee City Council comes with a range of benefits, including competitive rates of pay, comprehensive training and resources, and ongoing support from a dedicated team.
Depute Convener Children, Families and Communities Convener Roisin Smith said: “Becoming a foster carer or adopting is an incredibly important role. This event will give people the chance to speak to our amazing foster carers, adopters, and the council team who support them.
“We are urgently looking for more people in the city to become foster carers or adoptive parents. A range of fostering options are available to suit different lifestyles, including short-term care, respite care, emergency placements, and long-term fostering.
“So, if you have a spare bedroom and can offer a child or young person a safe, secure and loving home to allow them to flourish and enjoy their youth, then please do think about how you can make a difference and come along on Thursday to find out more.”
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