Research, published by fostering charity The Fostering Network, uncovered “gaps in information and opportunities” for fostering services nationwide that would enhance the support for Muslim foster carers and Muslim children in foster care.
The report summarises the findings of the Muslim Fostering Project, led by the charity and its partners Mercy Mission UK and My Foster Family, which explored the fostering experiences of Muslim adults and children.
Poverty and lack of English language skills were found to be among barriers preventing more Muslims to come forward as foster carers.
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