ABOUT

1. Meet the requirements, be at least 21,  pass  background checks, and have a stable home environment. 

2. Complete training, and attend mandatory foster parent training sessions.

3. Home study and licensing, undergo a home assessment to ensure a safe and nurturing environment.

4. Placement and support, we match you with a child who fits well with your family. 

• Emergency and Respite care is short term placements for crisis situations.

• Long term and permanent placements, providing stable, long term homes, for children who need ongoing care. 

• Training and support for foster parents, regular workshops, peer support groups, and 24/7 assistance.

• Therapeutic and counseling services, mental health and emotional support for children and foster families. ​

• Educational Advocacy, ensuring that children receive the appropriate educational resources and support. 

Foster care provides temporary homes for children who cannot live with their biological families due to abuse, neglect, or other challenges. It offers children a stable environment while efforts are made to reunite them with their families or find permanent placements.

• Foster care is not adoption, though some placements may lead to adoption.

• It is not a way to earn income; foster parents receive stipends to support the child’s needs, but fostering is about providing love and stability.

• Foster care is not just about temporary placements; it is about being a consistent and caring presence in a child's life.