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Dialog Box
There are too many Aboriginal kids in care, you don't have to be perfect to share our community with our kids.
Meet our new Ambassador and find out why family and connection to culture is so important to him.
Bring your cuppa and join us in the “online lounge room”
We’d love to speak with you – in any language! To work with an interpreter, call TIS National on 131 450 and ask them to call My Forever Family on 1300 782 975 between 9am-4:30pm.
Sign up for free events, resources, information and shopping discounts within our secure portal for carers and agency staff
My Forever Family cares for those who care for kids and families
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.
May
2020
2:00 PM
The Online Lounge Room - PM Session
This session invites carers to more deeply understand their teen’s experiences of COVID-19 and how to best support them navigate this new world they find themselves in.
10:00 AM
Webinar
Discover some of the key online safety issues for young people in care.
My Forever Family - Online Lounge Room
Join us as we share ideas and introduce some new creative suggestions for keeping kids motivated and moving while they are stuck (safe) at home.
News
Today, My Forever Family NSW launched a campaign to raise awareness in the community about the urgent need for more potential carers to step forward for Aboriginal children unable to live at home.
Carer stories
My husband and I had always thought about fostering and my sister-in-law told us about an event where they were raising ...
Victoria recalls always having a ‘full life’ – a career in engineering, combined with caring for her ageing parents and helping care for her nieces and nephews.
Kylie and Darren Pitt consider themselves blessed, with two foster children placed with them within less than a week of their births.