A child in your care might tell you something difficult, and there is no perfect script for that moment. Here is what to say, what to do next, and why you will not be handling it alone.

County lines exploitation targets some of the most vulnerable children, including many in foster care. Here’s what it looks like, the signs to watch for, and what to do if you’re worried.

FASD affects far more children in foster care than most people realise, and it is often missed. Here is what it looks like day to day, and how foster carers get support without needing a diagnosis first.

Foster carers give children medicine every day, from a dose of Calpol to a repeat prescription. Here’s what the rules on permission, storage and consent actually require, and the support that’s already there to help.

PACE stands for Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity and Empathy, a parenting approach many foster carers use to help a child who has experienced trauma feel safe. Here’s what it looks like day to day, and the training and support Fostering Hearts carers get to use it well.

Trust is not automatic for a child who has been let down before. Here is what the Secure Base model says helps, and the support that surrounds every Fostering Hearts carer while they build it.