Called to Care: Love with Open Hands
Sensing a tug on your heart to open your home? Foster care is holy, practical, and stretching. It asks you to welcome a child’s whole story—hurt and hope together and to offer steady love while we work toward the best long-term plan for that child.
“Whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me.” — Matthew 18:5

Anchored in Christ, Open to a Child
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You become a safe anchor. Many children arrive after upheaval—an emergency or a history that required intervention. Your steadiness helps their bodies and minds exhale.
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You practice courageous compassion. Trauma can show up as fear, anger, or retreat. We’ll equip you with tools to respond with connection and structure.
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You model healthy relationships. Mealtimes, bedtime routines, shared prayers—small rhythms teach belonging more than any lecture ever could.
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You love with open hands. Goodbyes may come. Grief is real, and we walk with you through it. The time you invest is never wasted—healthy attachment leaves a permanent mark for good.
“God is not unjust; He will not forget your work and the love you have shown Him as you have helped His people…” — Hebrews 6:10

Ready to Foster: Free Training, Crisis Coaching, Whole-Household Guidance
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$5,000 value in comprehensive, TBRI®-informed training—provided at no charge
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Round-the-clock access to experienced staff for urgent questions and crisis coaching
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Monthly gatherings for problem-solving, encouragement, and continuing education
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Behavior support & advocacy including documentation help and medical pathways when needed
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Whole-household engagement so your children and extended family know how to support well
From Interest to Impact: A 4-Step Foster Journey
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Inquiry & Orientation: submit the interest form and schedule your intro session
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Training (~3 months): skills, safety, attachment-building, and practical tools
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Home Study & Walk-Throughs (~1 month): preparation and approvals
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Licensed & Placement-Ready: many families receive a placement quickly, based on fit and need

Bring a Steady, Prayerful Yes
Become a Foster Parent
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Emotional availability: a willingness to listen beneath behavior
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Consistency: predictable routines, clear boundaries, and follow-through
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Teachable spirit: openness to coaching and new strategies
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Team mindset: collaboration with caseworkers, schools, therapists, and birth families when appropriate
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Prayerful dependence: seeking God’s wisdom for daily decisions
“Defend the weak and the fatherless; uphold the cause of the poor and the oppressed.” — Psalm 82:3

