Young Person’s Feedback - 13-18 Short-term

Sep 1, 2026

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Young Person’s Feedback is a foster care questionnaire for ages 13–18 that gathers the young person’s thoughts and feelings about their social worker, foster carers, and foster placement. It asks whether key information was shared before arrival, whether the young person felt welcome in the home, and whether practical needs such as a bedroom, food, and comfort space are met. It also covers support for school, medical appointments, pocket money, responsibilities, contact with family, activities, friendships, and who to talk to if unhappy, concluding with rating questions and an open comment section.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryForms

FormatDOCX

Pages6

Reading Time2 min

AccessFree to download

Young Person’s Feedback

Before and arrival

Home support and daily life

School, health, activities, and finances

Family contact and relationships

Communication when unhappy

Best bit and not so good

Inclusion in placement decisions

Happiness ratings (1-7)

BRACKNELL FOREST FAMILY PLACEMENT TEAM Young Person’s Feedback Your name ___________________________ The feedback form is designed for you to tell us your thoughts and feelings about Your social worker Your foster carers Your foster placement It will help us improve your care whilst you are with your foster family. If you have any questions, your social worker is there to help you. Q1 Before your placement, did your social worker tell you about your foster carer, their house, your bedroom and their pets? Yes No Q2 Did your social worker tell you about everyone who wold be living in the house? Yes No Q3 When you arrived at your new foster home, did you feel welcome? Yes No Q4 What did you foster family do to make your feel welcome? Q5 Do you have your own bedroom? Yes No Q6 If you do not have your own bedroom, do you have space to chill on your own somewhere? Yes No Q7 Do your foster carers ask you about what you like to eat? Yes No Q8 Do you get something different to eat every day? Yes No Q9 Do you get enough to eat? Yes No Q10 If you want something different to eat, can you ask your foster carer? Yes No Q11 Do you feel your foster carers listen to you? Yes No Q12 When something has made your feel good, do you tell your foster carer about it? Yes No Q13 When you ask, can you take friends home for a meal, to play games or watch TV? Yes No Q14 Does your foster carer encourage you to attend activities? Yes No Q15 Does your foster carer help you with your school/college work? Yes No Q16 Does your foster carer take you to medical appointments e.g. dentist, optician, doctor? Yes No Q17 Do you receive pocket money? Yes No Q18 Do you have chores and responsibilities in the home? Yes No Q19 Do you feel supported by your carer to keep in contact with your family? Yes No Q20 Do you get on well with other foster children of foster carer’s own children/grandchildren. Yes No Q21 Do you know who to talk to if you are unhappy? Yes No Q22 What would you say is the best bit about your foster placement? Q23 What would you say is not so good? Q24 When decisions are made about how long your should stay in your current placement, do you feel part of the arrangements? Yes No Q25 If you have to move, do you feel included in the arrangements? Yes No Q26 On a scale of 1-7 (with 1 being good and 7 being bad) how happy are you with your foster carer? Happy Not Happy Q27 On a scale of 1-7 (with 1 being good and 7 being bad) How happy are you with your placement? Happy Not Happy Q27 On a scale of 1-7 (with 1 being good and 7) being bad How happy are you with your social worker? Happy Not Happy Use this space to say anything else about your foster carer or foster placement which might like to change or be improved? You can pass this form back to your social worker or email it to us at HYPERLINK "mailto:fostering.admin@bracknell-forest.gov.uk" fostering.admin@bracknell-forest.gov.uk

FAQs

What is the Young Person’s Feedback form used for?

It helps capture the young person’s thoughts and feelings about the social worker, foster carers, and foster placement so care can be improved while they are in the foster family.

What questions are asked about the foster placement before and after arrival?

The form asks whether the social worker explained key details before placement and whether the young person felt welcome when arriving, along with questions about bedrooms and space to relax.

How does the form measure happiness with the placement and carers?

It includes scale questions from 1 to 7 (where 1 is good and 7 is bad) asking how happy the young person is with their foster carer, foster placement, and social worker.

Sep 1, 2026

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