Fostering in London

FosterCare UK have been making a difference to the lives of children and young people by supporting fostering in London carers for over 10 years.

Why Foster in London with FosterCare UK 

FosterCare UK is a Foster Care Agency that operates as a trust, with our London office in the heart of Croydon. At Foster Care UK, we work with the community and local authorities in London and the South East to meet the growing demand for foster carers.   

Where we operate 

With over 10,000 children in care across the South East and London, we work in partnership with local authorities, from London Borough of Southwark and Croydon Council to Brighton and Hove and Surrey Council, to place children with our foster carers and their families to provide a secure and supportive home. 

Family-feel Fostering 

At FosterCare UK we have over 50 foster carers and were recently rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. This is a great achievement, and a testament to the way in which we work together to make a difference to the lives of children and young people through fostering in London. 

If you decide to join the FosterCare UK family, you will be supported by our experts 24/7 - 365 days a year. Offering advice, training and support, we’re proud to work closely with our foster families, developing genuine, long-standing relationships.  

Fostering training and support in London 

As a foster carer, you and your family have access to our support groups which provide you with the opportunity to get to know other foster carers in our family - and have fun! Whether it’s meeting in the local park, visiting a zoo or spending the day at the theme park - be assured we are a fostering agency in London that always make time to spend with our family. 

If you are interested in helping your community by fostering in London, get in touch with our team of advisors. Alternatively, read our support documents on types of fostering, how to apply, the benefits of fosteringandhow much foster parents get paid , online now. 

Ofsted Report:

Good!

“Carers are supported by good levels of training and a focus on consistent boundary setting. Carers have the ability to reflect on their own behaviours and how these are perceived. Children and young people respond by learning to manage their own behaviours and by building positive relationships with carers.”

Read the full report here >

Find your local office

Ways to
GET IN TOUCH

Start the conversation today. Our team of friendly advisors are on hand to answer any foster care questions you may have. We can offer you honest and practical advice that can help you decide if becoming a foster carer is the right path for you.


Request a
call back

Contact us by completing our online form and one of our fostering advisors will respond to your enquiry within 24 hours.



Call us

Contact us by phone and one of our friendly fostering experts will be on hand for any foster care advice and support you require.



Download a Brochure

Download our helpful guide to becoming a foster carer with Fostercare UK.