If the parent is satisfied with the arrangements, why does Children Social Care need to be involved?
• Any child living away from home is vulnerable and so visits which focus on the child’s well being can help to safeguard him or her • A child who is privately fostered should be looked after as well as any other child who, for example, lives with foster parents who are approved by the Local Authority • Children’s Social Care can access information (with the carer’s permission) which would not be made available to parents.
Related Questions
- Does the non-custodial parent have the right to be involved in the decision-making as to the education of his or her children, especially with regard to home schooling?
- How can parents be involved positively to ensure their children are receiving standards based instruction? Where would a parent bring their concerns?
- Are children of the religious right afraid to question their parents beliefs?
