FosterWiki empowering you by knowledge
FosterWiki is designed to help empower Foster Carers with knowledge, through examples and experiences of other Foster Carers.
FosterWiki is a FREE knowledge repository with open access to all. Search the FosterWiki here for FREE.
In addition to the free open Wiki, you can become a FosterWiki member, it’s free of charge, and gives you exclusive access to the members’ area, with unique insights into your role as a professional, real allegation support, guides and templates.
All bought to you by real experts who’s knowledge is grounded in practice.
Search FosterWiki
Instant access to unique guides, information, resources, top tips and insight into fostering. No login and free of charge. All content is driven by experts by experience and underpinned by legislation and fostering standards. This is foster carer support.
FosterWiki YouTube Channel
Incomparable new content, real conversations, real interviews, real issues, unafraid to tackle the topics that matter to foster care and those working in the sector.
Regulations and policies
Statutory fostering regulations, standards and legislation all in one place. One-click access to all the policies and procedures you need.
Members Area - Foster carer support, guidance, allegations
An unrivalled new space for the fostering community delivered by experts by experience. Delve into this new and exciting knowledge bank, supporting your role as a professional, including unparalleled allegation insight from the foster carers perspective and newsletters that focus on the issues that matter.
Real Life Solutions Boost your Knowledge & Skills
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Our Team
Our team at FosterWiki are current Foster Carers that have many decades of experience within the fostering community and fostering. The founder of FosterWiki is Sarah Anderson.
After many years working as a psychotherapist, working with looked after children and young people in NHS mental health, Sarah wanted to dedicate more time to them on a daily basis and so became a foster carer. Sarah and her family have specialised in fostering adolescents for 14 years.
Sarah has supported, represented and campaigned for carers from beginnings in her local authority fostering association, to heading up and developing up a successful union branch for foster carers, and then an Alliance for foster carers. Sarah now works as an Independent Fostering Consultant.
