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FIND EDUCATION SUPPORT PROVIDERS NEAR YOU

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Adoption at a glance	Fostering at a glance
Commitment
Adoption is a lifelong commitment to support a child, where you take on full parental responsibility for a child’s care as their legal guardian.	Fostering involves welcoming a child into your family and supporting them to flourish. There are different types of fostering, some of them are short-term and others are long-term.
Support and training
You will receive initial training and support to prepare you for parenting a child and you can also access post adoption support.	You will receive initial training to prepare you for parenting a child. You will receive ongoing support throughout the placement.
Financial support
Your adoption agency can apply to the Adoption Support Fund to access support for your child’s emotional needs. You may also receive a means tested adoption allowance, depending on your child’s needs and your financial circumstances.	You will receive a fee and fostering allowance which starts at approximately £350 / week. This will remain in place until the child is 18 and sometimes longer.
Birth family contact
Children typically have some contact with the birth family, either indirect (e.g. through digital communications) or in person.	Children typically have some contact with their birth parents or family, either indirect (e.g. through digital communications) or in person.