A woman who was taken into care as a baby says she wants to help 'inspire young people' in care and give them hope.
Ms Fontaine was taken into local authority care as a baby. She was fostered at 18 months old and officially adopted the day before her fourth birthday.
Her submitted artwork features a photograph of London's Millennium Bridge with the message: "Don't let a bridge be a barrier to your success. You just need to take the first step to find hope at the end." Subjects include teachers, adopted parents, foster carers, support workers and "superheroes" that have changed their lives.
"There were times when I was growing up that I felt really misunderstood. I was born in the 70s and there wasn't as much knowledge and understanding when I was growing up."Ms Fontaine said that her photograph of London's Millennium Bridge represents taking a step forward an overcoming barriers
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