Child Permanence Report Completion

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In order to gain the foster carer's consent ,I requested pertinent advice from my P.E who indicated the best approach to do that.
She advised to liaise initially with the Coram social worker who provides adequate support and advice for the prospective adopter throughout the adoption process, prior to any discussions with the foster carer.
The Coram Social Worker contacted and informed the foster carer of my intention to visit her. The foster carer agreed to be contacted and expressed her willingness to arrange a visit. During my telephonic conversation with the foster carer ,I ensured that sufficient details were provided about the key information that needs to be obtained for the completion of the Child permanence report Completion (CPR)

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