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Why transfer?
See below some of the reasons why foster parents are transferring to evolve.
Recognition & rewards for therapeutic fostering.
We provide the following for all transferring carers:
• Highly competitive fee structure
• 21 nights respite
• Annual holiday allowance
• Initial clothing and school uniform grants
• Foster-Talk membership
• Transition payment of £1500
• Enhanced savings for each of the children or young people in your care
• Leaving care grant of £500 to support young persons as they move into the future
“Transferring to evolve is the best decision we have made!”
Foster parents’ voices are always heard; their feedback is welcomed and integrated into service developments.
We are an experienced, understanding and friendly team who recognise the outstanding work foster parents do every day. We place a huge emphasis on foster parents’ value, experience, views and ideas.
Professional support 24/7
Our social workers have a protected caseload of no more than 7 families, ensuring they have dedicated time to meet the individual needs of all family.
Enhanced clinical support from our group partner – Connect B4 Correct Clinical Partnerships.
When you foster with evolve, you will have direct access to a team of therapeutic specialists whose role is to guide, support, to develop and embed your therapeutic parenting skills so you are able to support the children and young people in your care.
Fostering is stressful and our therapeutic team provide therapeutic strategies and support mechanisms to manage any challenges you may face. This in turn allows foster parents to feel better equipped for fostering.
Training that delivers
We provide unrivalled training to enhance foster parents’ skillsets to enable them to be in a position to work therapeutically and in line with the needs of today’s children and young people.