How to Get Involved
Foster parenting is an essential role in child welfare, but there are many other ways to help or get involved.
Additionally, donating time, resources, or funds to organizations that support foster children and families can make a significant impact. Volunteer opportunities range from organizing fundraisers, providing transportation, preparing meals, or organizing clothing and toy drives.
By getting involved, you can make a difference in the lives of children in foster care and support families in this vital community.
Mentoring
Mentors provide a positive role model and offer support to children in foster care, which helps build trust and a sense of belonging. Advocates work with the child’s caseworker and attorney to ensure their needs are met and rights are protected. Additionally, donating time, resources, or funds to organizations that support foster children and families can make a significant impact. Volunteer opportunities range from organizing fundraisers, providing transportation, preparing meals, or organizing clothing and toy drives. By getting involved, you can make a difference in the lives of children in foster care and support families in this vital community.
Alternative Caregiving
Mentors provide a positive role model and offer support to children in foster care, which helps build trust and a sense of belonging. Advocates work with the child’s caseworker and attorney to ensure their needs are met and rights are protected. Additionally, donating time, resources, or funds to organizations that support foster children and families can make a significant impact. Volunteer opportunities range from organizing fundraisers, providing transportation, preparing meals, or organizing clothing and toy drives. By getting involved, you can make a difference in the lives of children in foster care and support families in this vital community.