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Fostering success in Staying Put

Neil Puffett
Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Sufficient funding and good communication with foster carers are key to improving Staying Put take-up.

Councils need to ensure they tell young people about their right to stay in foster care up to 21. Picture: Stephanie Barbary/shutterstock.com
Councils need to ensure they tell young people about their right to stay in foster care up to 21. Picture: Stephanie Barbary/shutterstock.com

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