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Dialog Box
If there are concerns for the immediate safety of children and young people, they may be placed in emergency care. Can you be their certainty in uncertain times?
The survey closes Mon, 29 Aug 2022
If you ever thought about becoming a kinship or foster carer, come along to an Information Session.
Morning and evening training sessions for all NSW carers
Resources and support during COVID-19
Thousands of children across NSW need a home. You can make a difference by becoming a foster, kinship, emergency, respite, adoptive or guardian carer
We’re here to help with a range of training and resources to support your care journey, including trauma-informed support
We believe in you. Through partnerships with the state government, NGOs and the welfare sector, we work to equip and empower families to achieve better outcomes for children.
If you’re an accredited foster carer, kinship carer, guardian or adoptive parent, or staff of an accredited agency, sign up for the My Forever Family NSW Carer Portal for free.
Aug
2022
10:00 AM
My Forever Family NSW, Blacktown
Carers discover how they create their own experience of reality; recognising there is no blame game! A safe space for carers to discuss experiences and how they can be empowered to manage any issue with the My Forever Family NSW
7:30 PM
My Forever Family NSW / DCJ Adoption
This 2 hour training session will give an overview of what's involved in adopting a child or young person from out-of-home care.
My Forever Family NSW, Wagga Wagga
Carer stories
Caring for children without permanent homes is a part of Ruth’s family history. After retiring and losing her husband, she is starting on a new stage of her life as a foster carer and continues her family’s legacy.
After years of caring for several children and young people, Jenny has learned the smallest things can make the biggest of impacts on shaping a life.
Ronnie* and her husband have five young children of their own and are passionate about providing a loving home for all kids. When siblings Kaisey, Rory and Harry needed a safe home Ronnie stepped up and took them in under kinship care.
Carly* and her husband began their foster care journey with a clear vision that arguably sets them apart from others on a similar path – they only wanted to care for siblings.