LUDLOW locals who want to find out more about fostering have been invited to come along to one of Shropshire Fostering’s drop-in sessions this week.
The sessions will be held on January 19 at the Lantern in Meadow Farm Drive, Shrewsbury.
Drop-ins are from 10 am to midday and there is no need to book.
Kirstie Hurst-Knight, Shropshire Council’s Cabinet member for children and education, said: “Every child in Shropshire deserves a loving home and fostering, for many children, can be their first positive experience of family life.
“Our foster carers do an incredible job of providing them with the stability and confidence they need. By committing their time and their love, carers give children – and often whole families – the time and the space to rebuild their lives.
“So, if you’re interested in becoming a foster carer, why not drop-in for a coffee and chat at our fostering drop in event.
“You can come along by yourself or with a partner. If you are feeling indecisive about fostering or you’re not sure where to start your journey, this drop-in event is your perfect opportunity to find out more information. If you want to go ahead with the fostering process, there will be an adviser on hand to help you fill out the form if you so wish to do so.
“There will be coffee drop-ins taking place across Shropshire over the next month. You can find out more by following Shropshire Fostering’s Facebook page to keep up to date on our upcoming drop-ins.”
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