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Child and family
- Support for children and families
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- Foreword
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- Reality fostering
- Strategies for Managing Abuse Related Trauma (SMART)
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- Recognition of prior learning (RPL)
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- Improving care and post-care for children and young people
- Delivering quality services to children and families through a capable, motivated workforce and client-focused organisations
- Building an accountable, transparent and cost-effective system
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Recruitment of foster carers
Visit the foster carer recruitment campaign website for information to support the recruitment of foster carers, including:
- foster carer stories
- how to become a foster carer
- top questions asked about foster care
- how to apply to become a foster carer.
- Last reviewed
- 6 June 2018
- Last modified
- 2 February 2020
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