Fostering a climate of suspicion in child care

A case of a child removed suddenly from its foster parents raises questions about Tusla management and foster families’ rights, says special correspondent Michael Clifford

Fostering a climate of suspicion in child care

A case of a child removed suddenly from its foster parents raises questions about Tusla management and foster families’ rights, says special correspondent Michael Clifford

Imagine you have fostered a child at the age of two and are told after a period that he will be staying in your care until he is 18.

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