Ko wai ka taea te whangai?
Who can foster?
Foster care, or whāngai, involves providing temporary, safe, secure, and nurturing homes for mokopuna and young people in need.
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Our Process
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Ako me te Whanaketanga o te Kaitiaki
Carer Learning and Development
One thing that sets Key Assets apart is the level of support we provide to our mātua whāngai/foster carers.
Fostering can be deeply rewarding, but it can also bring challenges. At Key Assets, mātua whāngai/foster carers are supported with practical guidance, specialist knowledge and trusted relationships throughout their journey.
Our role is to help you understand the needs of the mokopuna in your care and give you the tools, confidence and support to respond with patience, consistency and aroha.
He Pātai Auau
Frequently Asked Questions
Making a real difference to the lives of mokopuna/children is incredibly rewarding. But there are lots of things to consider before you start.
Our FAQs can help you think about whether becoming a matua whāngai/foster carer is right for you and your whānau.
Ready to becoming a foster carer?
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