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Break charity provides services to children, families and young people across the East of England in four key areas:
We use the therapeutic re-parenting model of service delivery, where foster carers repair damage caused by trauma through daily positive interactions and drawing on theoretical perspectives to offer the child a restorative and enduring relationship.
Our foster carers seek to understand how a child’s past experiences affect their view of the world, their behaviours and relationships.
We recruit foster carers of the highest calibre and provide them with a high level of support.
Our carers receive therapeutic supervision from our experienced team of social workers and professional consultation from our psychotherapist.
We also provide excellent training, regular short-breaks with a dedicated foster carer and all our carers attend the fortnightly therapeutic support groups.
For all referrals and enquiries, please contact fostering@break-charity.org or 01603 670110.
- Young people in care and moving on
- Children and young people with disabilities
- Children at risk
- Families in need of support
We use the therapeutic re-parenting model of service delivery, where foster carers repair damage caused by trauma through daily positive interactions and drawing on theoretical perspectives to offer the child a restorative and enduring relationship.
Our foster carers seek to understand how a child’s past experiences affect their view of the world, their behaviours and relationships.
We recruit foster carers of the highest calibre and provide them with a high level of support.
Our carers receive therapeutic supervision from our experienced team of social workers and professional consultation from our psychotherapist.
We also provide excellent training, regular short-breaks with a dedicated foster carer and all our carers attend the fortnightly therapeutic support groups.
For all referrals and enquiries, please contact fostering@break-charity.org or 01603 670110.
Areas CoveredEastern England
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