My Rights
Young People in foster care deserve to experience as full a family life as possible as part of a foster family. You should be given support to develop your own identity, be listened to, and fulfil your potential.
- You have the right to be kept safe 
- You have the right to voice your opinions, give feedback, and you have the right to complain 
- You have the right to an education. All adults should listen to you and treat you fairly 
- You have the right to know why you are in care. You have the right to receive pocket money and your carers will save money for you in a bank account 
- You can find out more on your rights on the Children’s Commissioner website: childrenscommissioner.gov.uk 
 
                         
            