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Home Based Care - Gippsland

Help provide a safe, supportive and loving home for a child or young person in need.


The role of a foster carer is crucial in ensuring that Victoria’s youths are provided with the support they need to develop in a safe and nurturing environment. A kind and empathetic foster carer can offer a sense of stability and security that can change a young person’s life.

Types of care we need:

  • Weekend respite, looking after children and young people living with a foster care family for occasional or regularly scheduled weekends.
  • Short-term care, which ranges from a few days to a few months, depending on the child or young person's needs.
  • Long-term care, when the child or young person is not expected to return to their family.
  • If you’re interested in making a meaningful difference in the lives of Victoria’s young people, consider becoming a foster carer. Our program provides extensive training and support to ensure that you’re fully prepared to offer the best possible care to your foster child.

The first step is getting in touch. We can answer all your questions and help you make an informed decision about taking the next step.

 

For more information on becoming a accredited foster carer please visit https://www.unitingvictas.org.au/services/family-services/foster-care/ 

Provide the best possible care to a child or young person

Foster Care

Thank you for your interest in becoming a foster carer. Uniting is very excited to be part of this journey with you and we will be with you, every step of the way.

Fostering a child can be long term, short term or just some weekends.

Foster carers come from diverse backgrounds and family types. There are hundreds of children in your community needing a home right now. No hero needed, just you.

The first to becoming a foster carer is reviewing our fostering information and registering your interest online at https://www.unitingvictas.org.au/services/family-services/foster-care/

Fill in an application