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Home
Adoption
Who can adopt?
Being an adoptive parent
Types of adoption
The adoptive process
Support for adopters
Frequently asked questions
Adoption Regional Information System (ARIS)
Adoption tracing & contacting birth relatives
Foster Care
Who can foster?
Being a foster carer
Types of foster care
Why foster with us?
The fostering process
Support for foster carers
Frequently asked questions
Young Refugees
Frequently asked questions
Young refugees’ experiences
Foster carers’ experiences
Training and Support
Training for adoption
Training for foster care
Attachment, Trauma and Development courses
Child Protection Awareness
Fostering in a Digital World
Income Tax
Infant Mental Health
LGBTQ Awareness
Promoting Children’s Emotional Health
Scaffold Programme
Sexual Health & Relationships
Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity Awareness
Sleep Awareness
Solihull Approach training for Foster Carers ‘Understanding your foster child’s behaviour’
Talking to Teenagers
The Developing Brain
Online training
Blog
Our Community
Children waiting for a foster home
Foster carer profiles
Adopter profiles
Get In Touch
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Fostering information stand
25 October 2024 10:00 am
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12:00 pm
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Fostering Comes to Armagh – Information event (in-person)
Fostering Comes to Armagh – Information stand
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Date:
25 October 2024
Time:
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Ballymena Library
