Proceeding contribution from Joan Humble (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 9 October 2006. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Young People in Care.
Young People in Care
I very much welcome today’s statement by my right hon. Friend, especially his emphasis on recruiting and training specialist foster carers, so that there is a match with the children for whom they care. In that context, will he pay special attention to the needs of children with disabilities, which are often profound? Recruiting people who can look after those children is a delicate, important task. They need specialist training and appropriate reimbursement, but they also need a package of measures—they need adaptations to their home, so that they have a long-term resource for looking after children with disability. They are often a forgotten group in the care system, and I hope that my right hon. Friend will address their needs.
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- Education Children Children in care Families Foster care Schools Social work Kinship care
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