Becoming a foster parent says a lot about who you are and the values you hold.
It says, “I care about the future, and I’m doing my part to help secure a young person’s future.” Being a foster parent is often one of the most fulfilling things you can do. People talk about giving back to the community or to a worthy cause - this is the time. Think of fostering as giving to the future, a child’s future.
Foster children with basic needs such as food, shelter and clothing in a safe environment. Foster parents also provide love, guidance, emotional support and discipline. Foster parents will enroll the child in school and provide opportunities for recreational activities.
Foster parents encourage and support the religious beliefs, heritage, and language of the child and his or her family.
Foster parents respect the foster child and their family.
Be at least 21 years old and have a steady source of income.
Be in good physical and emotional health.
Meet State licensing requirements for housing, safety and space.
Have a high school diploma or GED.
Click the button below and complete the inquiry form.
You will complete an application form.
A background check will be conducted.
The homefinder will conduct a home assessment to determine if the home meets safety, space, and health standards.
You will receive extensive training from the Society.
A home study will be completed.