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There's many different forms of support available to adopters
A wide range of support is available for you, your family and adopted child. It can include adoption leave and pay, financial support, therapeutic support for your child and help with parenting or with your child’s education.
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As an adoptive parent there is a range of adoption support services and therapies available to you.
Like all routes to parenthood, of course there will be challenges along the way but lifelong support is available at every step.
Support comes in many different forms including from the adoption sector, financial, therapeutic and peer support.
The Adoption Support Fund (ASF) has been established to enable families to access the services they need more easily. The amount per child per year is £3,000 for therapy, assessments of up to £2,500 can be considered, but only within the new overall Fair Access Limit (FAL) of £3,000.
Your chosen agency will be able to advise you on which support services may be available to you. If you want advice on adoption support you can also contact one of the many adoption support organisations in England such as Adoption UK or CoramBAAF.
Due to early trauma and and separation, adopted children have often developed certain coping mechanisms that means they can find it difficult to form relationships and display challenging behaviour.
A wide range of support is available for you, your family and adopted child. It can include adoption leave and pay, financial support, therapeutic support for your child and help with parenting or with your child’s education.You will have learned various techniques during your preparation training on how to cope with this but as you get to know your child you will become aware of the complexities of their issues.
It’s important to recognise at this point that this is the norm and that there are a range of support and therapies available to help you and your child overcome these difficulties. Choose from the options below
Your chosen agency will be able to advise you on which support services may be available to you. If you want advice on adoption support you can also contact one of the many adoption support organisations in England such as Adoption UK or CoramBAAF.
There are several specialist organisations that will support you while you explore adoption further and move through the assessment process.
You can find detials and contact information for each organisation by visiting the links listed below.
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