A letter app for foster carers
Many fostering agencies ask carers to write a letter about the child every week or month. My Chapters: Letters makes that a few quiet minutes, and over time the letters become something the child can keep.
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No account. No ads. No tracking.
What you need
- A letter that’s easy to start
- Write about the week in a few minutes, with photos if you want them. Writing it down as it happens is easier than remembering it at the end of the month.
- Sent to the social worker
- Letters go to the child’s social worker with a reference number, so they can be filed with the right child.
- A keepsake in the end
- The letters can be bound into a life-story book the child can keep.
- Private by design
- There’s no account, and photos are resized and encrypted on your iPhone.
The apps
Guides
- 12 October 2026Guide
A simple letter template for foster carers
A free, fill-in template for the weekly or monthly letter to a child in foster care: what goes in each part, with prompts you can copy.
- 8 October 2026Guide
How to write a weekly letter to a child in foster care
Why the letters matter, what to put in them, and how to write for the adult the child will one day be. Practical tips for foster carers. - 12 October 2026Guide
Example letters to children in foster care, by age
Four short example letters for a baby, a toddler, a primary school child and a teenager, with what makes each one work. - 12 October 2026Guide
What foster carers can keep for a child's life story
A practical list of the photos, papers and keepsakes worth keeping for a child in foster care, and how to keep them so they mean something later.
Questions
- What is My Chapters: Letters?
- An iPhone app that helps foster carers write the weekly or monthly letter their agency asks for, and keeps the letters for the child.
- How much does it cost?
- It’s free for the first month, then £3.99 a month or £34.99 a year. Fostering agencies can also pay for their carers on one invoice.