Be a Foster Parent
If you would like more information on becoming a foster parent, please contact Treatment Foster Care Director Amy Falk at (920) 886-9319 ext. 109 or email her at
Why would I consider being a foster parent? Becoming a foster parent is a big decision that should be made with care. You can positively affect the lives of many children, adolescents, and families by opening up your heart and sharing your home. If you are considering becoming a foster parent, please check out the links below and hear from some of our current foster parents. Watch Our Informational Video
Open your heart!
Offer compassion and nurturance to a youth who has been through some difficult times.
“We can do no great things, only small things with great love.” ~Mother Teresa
Kids and Families Need You
Share your home!
Provide a stable and secure environment for a youth in need.
Thank God For My Foster Home
Make a difference!
Change the life of a foster youth and their family by modeling healthy relational bonds.
We Built Our Own Extended Family
Qualifications
- Be at least 21 years of age and have at least 5 years experience working with or parenting children.
- Have a high school diploma or the equivalent.
- Live in a home that has enough space and meets basic fire and safety standards
- Be physically and emotionally capable of caring for children.
- Be able to pass a criminal background check and fingerprinting.
Licensing Process
- Complete an application and other relevant paperwork. Access Application Forms
- Background check and fingerprinting
- Home Study
- Initial training of 18 hours before a child can be placed in the home
- Ongoing training requirements.
Support For Foster Parents
- Financial reimbursement
- 24/7 Emergency contact
- Weekly in-home contact
- Respite services
- Supportive network of treatment team members
- Advocacy in community and schools
