When Jules Brown was 12, someone turned up at his classroom out of the blue and told him he and his siblings wouldn’t be going home that night. “Our first foster placement was a whole hour away from our community, friends and school,” he remembers. “We went from living in an urban area to a very rural village.” Then his brother was “ripped away” to another placement, leaving both children screaming. “I have never felt anything so emotionally disastrous,” Jules says. Social services have been