Another ex SW here and I too felt great sadness for Adil who had been in so many different foster families. However despite having to leave he remains close to his previous foster family. I hope that continues.
In my day foster parents were either permanent or non permanent. The permanent carers committed care until the child was 16 /18 but were much paid less than the non permanent which was for 2 years only. Hence children were moved on frequently, to different areas, different schools, different families, different friends....No wonder so many looked after children struggle in later life.
‘Nudinits’ in a shop window - a charity fund-raiser, required to cover up!