21st August 2026

Robbie* is a vibrant, energetic 9-year-old boy who loves being active and involved in the world around him. Full of enthusiasm and curiosity, he enjoys taking part in group activities and thrives when he has opportunities to socialise, learn new skills and make friends.

A keen participant in clubs and community activities, Robbie loves being part of a team and enjoys the sense of belonging that comes from shared experiences. Whether it’s sports, youth groups, school activities or local societies, he embraces opportunities to get involved and is happiest when he is busy, engaged and having fun with others.

Robbie has a friendly and outgoing personality that helps him build positive relationships with both adults and children. He likes to be included, enjoys companionship and responds well to encouragement and praise. His enthusiasm for life is infectious, and he brings energy and positivity wherever he goes.

Robbie has no major health concerns and eats well enjoying a variety of food.

Robbie would benefit from a long-term foster family who can support his interests, encourage his participation in activities and provide him with opportunities to continue developing friendships and hobbies. A family who enjoys an active lifestyle and values community involvement would be well placed to meet his needs.

With the right support, stability and encouragement, Robbie has the potential to flourish. He is a bright, engaging young boy with much to offer and is looking for a family who can provide him with care. He tries very hard in school and has a desire to do well and delights when he does.

Robbie has regular contact with his family and this is positive, for his family and Robbie.

Due to his traumatic past Robbie can experience big emotions and he needs a balance of routines and boundaries along with connection and emotional support to work through these.

Get in touch with us to find out more about Robbie. Call 0800 0720 137 or complete an online enquiry form.

*Name changed and stock image used to protect child’s identity.