Foster care also doesn't necessarily mean a family home it could mean an independent living facility or room in a supported lodging
Well lets hope its the latter. But I doubt a poor, teenage refugee, who has been living in squalor and hardship for a year will be housed anywhere where he will have to fend for himself.
Imagine a poor Foster Carer's face if she is expecting a 14 year old refugee and a 28 year old turns up?
What happens if a Foster Carer agrees to accept the teenman and then worries, when she realises he is not a teenager, because she has other children at home (her own, say, 13 year old dd or ds and other foster children)? So asks her LA to come and get him. Where does he go then? Round and round all the other already full Foster Care homes?
I don't believe that family members are asylum seekers. That would be bloody ridiculous!
The young boy (the real teen) was shown on The News earlier. His older brother who has been settled in the UK for 10 years came to meet him. There would be no valid reason why he couldn't help his younger brother out in his hour of need would there?