Changing the face of fostering through care experiences that inspire unique and fulfilling lives.

Since being registered by the Care Commission in 2006, Care Visions Fostering has been supporting young people in need to improve their daily lives, development and opportunities after care.

 

The family is never just one thing. There are as many ways ‘to family’ as there

are ‘to live’ and every family we meet has the potential to inspire a young life.

We’re interested in progressive care that helps children and young people

move forward by creating positive environments for them to thrive in.

 

As a Scottish-owned service, we make decisions close to home. And that

means responsive, innovative, trauma-informed support and therapeutic

relationships that build confidence, resilience, and trust. In recognition of

extraordinary children and extraordinary carers.

 

If you are ready, then so are we. To stand by you. To be with you at every step on your fostering journey. Using our experience to help inform your choices and make the right decisions.

One community supporting each other, friendly and familiar faces, mutually invested in your family's outcomes.

Helping young people to feel safe, to trust and be trusted and to grow and develop, is at the heart of what we do.

And we do this through our unique therapeutic support model and by remembering what it means to be a child through the fundamental principle of play.

Our Values

Compassion

We are aware of the feelings and experiences of others. We care through relationships based on empathy, warmth and affection to restore and maintain trust and hope.

Integrity

We live by our values and our actions demonstrate our commitment to them. We nurture potential and challenge appropriately.

Respect

We value others and will act in a way that communicates this. We recognise our differences and celebrate them. We listen to and care for each other.

Safety

We aim to protect people from harm. We recognise the impact trauma has and that sustained therapeutic relationships can have a positive impact. Our work is trauma-informed and based on attachment theory.