Kinship carer Wendy Turner wrote an impassioned letter to the Guardian raising concerns on restricting the freedoms of grandparents and older kinship carers.
The huge challenges facing the many thousands of kinship carers across the UK are too often forgotten by politicians and policymakers.
As kinship care week continues we are proud to share kinship voices. Here is a new poem by kinship carer Roz.
My husband and I have been carers for 8 years. We're now finding our way through the teenage years.
The Someone Like Me service allows kinship carers to use their personal experiences to provide emotional support and empathy to others, which is invaluable.
As kinship care week continues we are proud to share kinship voices. Here is a new poem by kinship carer Penny.
Isabel has described herself as a “Glamour Nan”, and we’d definitely agree! She is a mother and grandmother, with a huge heart and a great...
Kinship carer Roz Ottery from Calderdale has written this wonderful poem of strength for all kinship carers.
Only another kinship carer can have any idea about the range of emotions that we are all experiencing now.
A series of poems by Penny Shutt, a kinship carer, who explores how it feels to come to terms with bringing up her brother’s child.
