Hope Thea FINAL · 2020-06-22 · of vegetarian meals. At school Hope receives extra classroom...
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Transcript of Hope Thea FINAL · 2020-06-22 · of vegetarian meals. At school Hope receives extra classroom...
Warm and nurturing
Thea & Hope
Hope TheaAge 7 Age 6
Over half of the 2,800+ children waiting for adoption right now have brothers, sisters or both. Hope and Thea are sisters currently waiting for an adoptive family; this family could be you! They both have different personalities and interests. The sisters aged 7 and 6, would benefit from a two parent family who are:
Hope and Thea really want to stay together, they take it for granted that they will alwayslive together and will never be separated. They are family and the only people in the worldwho can truly understand their story the way they do. We couldn’t possibly tell you everything about this sibling group on this short profile, butwhat we can tell you is that they deserve a loving family to call their own from now until…forever!
Open
Fun!Able to provide consistent routines & boundaries
Energetic
Accepting of difference
Positive
PatientLove the outdoors
Affectionate
Thea is the eldest of the two children and described as a who loves attention and has a bubbly personality. Thea loves and putting on make up, she also loves arts and crafts, playing with dolls and pretending to be Mummy, playing on Xbox, riding her bikeand watching Thea enjoys a wide variety of activities such as , cheerleading, and trampolining. Thea likes to be centre of attention and loves to show off her story telling skills and her artwork She loves to and then have a cuddle on the sofa! Thea interacts and plays well with older children as well as Hope. Just like Hope, Theahas good manners and is a very polite young girl.
Thea, age 7
gymnastics
Roblox
dressing up
which she has a flair for!
princess fun,
ice skating
dance around
When the children were first placed with their carer Theaoften took the parental role for Hope. Over time with thesupport and trust from her carers, Thea has now regainedthe typical sister role. Thea’s foster carers describes her as; Thea likes to be centre stage and can find it difficult toshare this space with other children, having said that, withgentle encouragement and support she is working throughher feelings.
"Outgoing, she loves to chat to anyone...loveable, with such a cute laughand loves to have all eyes on me!"
Thea is a very active girl who is always on the go and doesn’twatch too much TV during the day, however she welcomesthe opportunity to spend one to one time with an adultchatting. She does enjoy watching short videos on YouTube. She prefers to read in the daytime too rather than atbedtime. Thea doesn’t like to play alone and prefers company. Thea likes Thea likes anything to do with princesses or pink! Thea is an excellent sleeper and a good eater enjoying a widevariety of food and has general good health. Thea enjoys school and has good friends. She is slightly belowher expected levels in some areas and is receiving classroombased support, whilst making steady progress in other areassuch as reading. As Thea is such an active girl her favouritelesson is PE, she has commented that she would like to getbetter at maths.
Thea
Teacher
Frozen and The Greatest Showman
Thea said she wants to be a
when she grows up.
The younger of the two children, Hope enjoys especially dressing up as Hope likes cars and loves anything blue; always picks something if it’s blue! Hope enjoys Hope’s favourite TV programmes are Paw Patrol and - especially Hope can show affection with a Hope likes helping out around the house, bringing the shopping in and otherhousehold tasks. Hope is quite shy and reserved takes a long time to be comfortable with newpeople. Hope shows happy emotions through a high 5 and does not readilyshow emotions when upset. Hope can also be very easily embarrassed whichcan lead to lashing out. Foster carers are working with Hope to help make sense of these feelings and that it’s ok to feel that way. Hope has a preference for comfortable and relaxed style of clothing. Foster carers encourage Hope’s individual dress sense. Hope loves the outdoors enjoying running around playing on the scooter. Hope and cuddles the cats and dogs in the family home. Hope is , climbing, swinging and jumping so carers need a watchful eye. Hope is sensitive to noise and lots of people and wears ear defenders when needed.
Hope, age 6 outdoor play, arts & crafts,
imaginative play Spiderman!
PJ Masks Catboy
loves animals
very active
fist bump and a High 5!
jigsaw puzzles and is very good at them
Hope can be particular about food and has recently stoppedeating meat. The carers have been creative in preparing a rangeof vegetarian meals. At school Hope receives extra classroom based support in allareas of the curriculum. Sometimes, Hope doesn’t want to go to school but with gentle encouragement will attend.
Hope wears glasses and has no health concerns. Hope like Thea has had a troubled early life experience. Hopefinds it difficult to express emotions verbally and tends tocommunicate behaviourally for which Hope is getting support and help. We will discuss this in more detail with enquirers.
Hope
Bus driverHope would like to be a
when older!
Hope and Thea have a good bond as sisters, sharing a number of common interests and hobbies such as: trampolining, bike riding and scootersDrawing, colouring and arts and crafts - watching others play Roblox or slime!Playing on the Xbox, computersA love of the outdoors - they both love cats and dogs It is clear that Thea and Hope love each other very much. Like all siblings, they wind eachother up sometimes but they get along much more than they argue! They respond well to routines and structure in their day and both sleep well in theroom they share together. Thea and Hope have responded well to nurture and care however, due to their early lifeexperiences both still require a lot of support in helping them understand their feelingsand emotions and their future family would need to continue with this. Thea and Hope really want to stay together, they take it for granted that they will alwayslive together and will never be separated. They are family and the only people in theworld who can truly understand their story the way they do. We couldn’t possibly tell you everything about this sibling group here, butwhat we can tell you is that they deserve a loving family to call their ownfrom now until…forever! You do not need to be an approved adopter to enquire about Thea and Hope. We willsupport you along the way and provide training. We welcome expressions of interest from two parent families with or without children,who feel they can offer Hope and Thea a forever home through adoption. We are proudmembers of New Family Social and we welcome enquiries from the LGBTQ community.
To find out more about Hope and Theacontact us on Tel: 07788 463 909 or email: [email protected]
Hope & Thea
Outdoor play
A love of animals
YouTube
The Bespoke Family Finding Service is delivered in partnership by Adoption Matters andCaritas Care, registered children's charities and voluntary adoption agencies both rated'Outstanding' by Ofsted. Caritas Care is also an approved fostering agency also rated'Outstanding' by Ofsted.
www.adoptionmatters.org www.caritascare.org.uk
