Getting started with fostering
How to become a foster carer in Dunstable
Fostering in Dunstable with Sunbeam Pride Fostering Agency
Sunbeam Pride Fostering Service is an Independent Fostering Agency registered with Ofsted providing high quality and well supported fostering placements for a diverse range of looked after children and young people.
The company was established in 2009 to provide specialist placements for children with complex and challenging needs as well as mainstream foster care. Sunbeam Pride is part of the Sunbeam Fostering Group, one of the largest and most progressive independent fostering agencies in London and the Midlands.
Sunbeam provides local support for carers in Dunstable and surrounding areas through our registered office in Luton. Which means you will have a local supervising social worker with local help and support. Also, we have other support staff on 24/7/365 basis who will help you with any help and support you need while fostering with Sunbeam.
Sunbeam Fostering Agency is one of the largest fostering agencies in the UK, we have offices all around England, please visit our contact us page to locate the nearest Sunbeam office to Dunstable.
Why Sunbeam
Reason why you should choose us
Don’t hesitate, contact us for better help and services. Call us at 020 8799 0930 write to us at info@sunbeamfostering.com
Simple process
Steps to become a foster carer
Make an Enquiry
Initial Home Visit
Preparation & Training
Approved
Become a Foster Carer
Take a first step towards fostering, get in touch with our Dunstable fostering team
Who can foster?
Fostering Allowance
What foster carers are saying
Foster Carer
This job is probably one of my favourites. Every day is different, every day has new challenges and every day has new rewards. It’s not always easy but each challenge you go through with the child bonds you and makes you both stronger for each other.
Hannah and Kashif
We have been fostering for the last 8 years and feel proud to be a part of the Sunbeam family. At the beginning, we thought it’s a tough job, but the skills to foster initial training and the whole assessment procedure to become a carer was interesting, and it gave us both a broad insight into both the tough and rewarding side of what we were likely to encounter.
Asma
“Fostering is a rewarding experience as it allows you to actually make a difference for a child/young person. I feel happy being able to make such a difference whether it is for one day or several years.”
Karen Thorn
“When they told me that I had been approved for fostering, well I just cried. I was an emotional wreck and was so happy that I just couldn’t hold back my very, very, happy tears.”
