Evergreen shapes therapeutic and practical support around each child and your whole household, so a child joining your home can feel safe, settle and belong, and you never feel on your own.
Whether you're exploring fostering for the first time or an experienced carer considering a move to Evergreen, we'd love to talk.






Evergreen Foster Care received the UK Enterprise Awards 2026 title “Best Therapeutic Foster Care Provider 2026 – West Midlands”.
A nurturing home is only the beginning. This recognition reinforces our commitment to surrounding every child and fostering family with tailored therapeutic support, an in-house therapist, practical family support, and a team to call day or night.
With familiar co-carers and up to 62 nights of planned stayover care each year, fostering families have the continuous space and security to grow together.
24/7
Support whenever you need it
Up to 62 nights
Planned stayover care each year
Solo & Siblings Care
For children who need it
In-house therapy
Therapeutic guidance for families
Support shaped around each child and family, with real relationships at its heart.
Every child brings their own story, and every family its own rhythm. Here's the support that wraps around your home.
Therapeutic support is built into Evergreen, not outsourced to a waiting list. Your own in-house therapist works alongside you and the child, helping make sense of early experiences and turning difficult moments into genuine connection. Care is shaped around what this particular child needs, right now.
Dedicated family support workers sit alongside you in the everyday, trained in the Richard Rose Model of Therapeutic Life Story Work (TLSWI & THEiA Academy). They offer practical, personal help as relationships and understanding grow, never a one-size script.
Support comes from familiar faces, not an anonymous helpline. An on-call team who know your family and the child personally are there whenever you need them, day or night.
You're paired with a matched co-carer, a trusted second carer who knows the child well. This means children build familiar, lasting relationships and support feels continuous rather than fragmented.
From your first conversation through assessment and beyond, you have professional guidance from people who understand fostering. Ongoing development and reflective support help you feel confident, never on your own.
Evergreen offers up to 62 nights of planned stayover care per child each year. This is thoughtful, ongoing support for the child and the fostering family, keeping relationships strong and familiar, never a perk or a break from the child themselves.
Evergreen brings foster carers, family support and therapeutic guidance together so a child joining your home can feel safe, build trust and grow in a place where they belong.

Every home is thoughtfully matched, with ongoing therapeutic support so children and families build trust that lasts.
24/7 on-call advice, a co-carer, and a community that has your back.
Dedicated homes for children who require 1:1 support, with carers trained to meet their individual needs.
Specialised training equips every family to meet children where they are.
We keep brothers and sisters together, welcoming them into homes with room for the whole family.
Professional fees, ongoing professional development, and support underpinned by PACE parenting: playful, accepting, curious, and empathetic.
Fostering with Evergreen is professional parenting. You're valued for your skill and commitment, guided through a thorough assessment, and backed every step of the way.
Fostering is professional parenting, and it's valued as such. For each child welcomed into your home, the professional fee is £43,000 to £46,473 a year, usually tax free.
This isn't a price for a child. It's the recognition, support and resources that make it possible to offer a safe, therapeutic home and to meet each child's individual needs well, every day.
Becoming an approved foster carer is a thorough, supportive process, not a test. It gives us time to get to know you properly and answer your questions, never to rush you.
What the assessment involvesA thorough process, with someone beside you throughout. Becoming a foster carer usually takes around four to six months, giving us time to get to know you, answer your questions and explore how fostering could work for everyone in your household. Timings can vary depending on individual circumstances and how long checks take.
After your first conversations and application, you'll meet an assessing social worker. Through a series of relaxed conversations, usually including visits to your home, they'll learn about your life, relationships, experiences, strengths and reasons for wanting to foster. You'll talk about the children you may be best suited to care for and the support your family would need.
Form F is the assessment report your social worker prepares with you. It brings together your conversations and the required checks to build a rounded picture of you and your household. It's detailed, but you won't be handed a form and left to work it out on your own. The assessment also includes references, health information, home checks and DBS checks for the adults in your household, plus preparation and training along the way.
Your Evergreen Journey Lead stays in touch throughout the process, helping you understand what happens next, explaining what information is needed and giving you space to ask questions as they come up. You'll also have your assessing social worker to guide you through the Form F conversations. We want you to feel informed and supported at every stage.
When the assessment is complete, the report goes to a fostering panel. You'll have the opportunity to attend and talk with the panel, which makes a recommendation. Evergreen's decision maker then makes the final decision about approval.
Curious about the process? Talk to us. There's no obligation to apply just because you've asked a question.
"I love that the training is practical and linked to real life situations. It really helps things click into place."
Evergreen foster carer
Carer since 2023
"The training has helped me feel more equipped to support the children in my care. It's made such a positive difference."
Evergreen foster carer
Carer since 2022
One child told us they understand why they are in care, enjoy living with their foster carers and feel safe at home. They like the family support visits and the events we hold with other families throughout the year.
Young person in our care
A few honest questions to help you think it through. There are no right or wrong answers, and no pressure at the end. Just a clearer picture of whether fostering with Evergreen could be a good fit for you and your family.
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Want to read through everything in your own time? Download our information pack to learn more about fostering with Evergreen, the support we offer, and what the journey could look like for your family.

We're hosting an event and would love to see you there. It's a relaxed way to meet the Evergreen team, ask questions about fostering, and hear from carers in your own words.
You don't need to have every answer before you ask about fostering. Tell us a little about yourself and we'll talk you through what fostering with Evergreen could look like for you and your family.
No pressure to apply, just a conversation.
New to fostering or thinking about transferring from another service? Both are welcome.
