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This handbook aims to support foster carers as they identify the unique needs of the young person in their care. It includes easy-to-understand information, advice and ideas on: the development of the teenage brain; identity, belonging and contact; keeping young people safe; promoting health and well-being; mental health issues; managing behaviour; supporting young people's education; preparation for leaving care; and support for foster carers.

This definitive guide to fostering in the UK explores everything a prospective foster carer needs to know about fostering and what it involves, including the types of children who need to be fostered, why they need a foster home, what happens when a child moves in, and the emotional and practical realities of living together as a foster family. It clearly sets out the steps involved in becoming a foster carer with information and advice on who to approach to apply to be a foster carer, how foster carers are selected, the training available, and relevant fees, allowances and support.