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Becoming a Foster ParentThank you for taking the time to learn more about becoming a foster parent. Due to the number of children in our child welfare system, there is always a great need for foster families. Our agency provides Specialized Foster Family Care for children requiring temporary placement because of special needs or family problems. We recruit and train foster families to care for these children while they cannot live with their biological family. When you become a foster parent/family with Families United Network, Inc., you are never alone. Beyond the specialized training that you will receive, your case manager and our agency offer support 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week. In addition, you will receive reimbursement for the child/children in care with your family. In order to become a foster parent, you must meet the following criteria:
We will provide you with the training that you will need to become a foster parent, as well as guide you throughout the process. Families United Network works closely with our foster families, and provides continuing support and guidance. For more information on becoming a foster parent, please contact the office nearest you or complete and submit the online form below: |
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Foster Care Services -
Becoming a Foster Parent Types of Foster Care Provided - Frequently Asked Questions |
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Families United Network, Inc. does not discriminate in regard to race, color, religious creed, disability, ancestry, national origin, age or sex.Copyright © 2001- - Families United Network, Inc - All Rights Reserved Sitemap |