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Sometimes foster carers reach a point where they need more — more support, more understanding, more stability around the children they care for.

If you’re wondering whether it’s time to transfer, you’re not alone. This page brings together all the guidance you need, from helping you decide if a move is right for you to busting common myths about transferring. And if you’re ready to explore a fresh start, you can easily make an enquiry and take the next step toward the support you deserve.

Social worker holding a carer’s hand at the door, offering reassurance during a fostering transfer

Is it time to transfer?

It’s really important that foster carers are happy with the support and service they receive from their independent fostering agency or local authority.

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Foster parents and their daughter sharing a moment with a foster child, challenging myths about who can foster

Transferring Myths - Busted

There are lots of myths about transferring but it’s easier than you might think. We’ve answered the most common ones we’ve heard of but if you have others, please let us know.

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Transfer enquiry

Transferring fostering agencies is a big decision, but taking the first step doesn’t have to feel daunting.