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What to Document As a Foster Parent
As a foster parent, you should keep certain documents for your records. These should include a monthly journal, incident reports, respite requests, mileage and transportation, reimbursement requests, and any law enforcement interaction. The documents you may be required to keep may vary based on your agency requirements.
A Guide For Beginners to Become a Foster Parent
Foster parenting is an incredible commitment, but it can also be an incredible reward, as it allows you to help children who have been abused or neglected. It is a great way to make a difference in the world, even if it is only in your corner of the world.
A Guide to Open Adoptions For Foster Families
If you’re considering adopting a child from foster care, you might wonder what it entails. In this article, you’ll learn the basics of the process,…
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How to Manage Little Black Girl’s Hair in Foster Care
Hair Styles in Foster Care for Little Black Girls Curly Afro-puffs hair for little Black girls is a classic hairstyle that looks timeless and highlights…
The Ultimate Guide to Foster Care Welcome Baskets
The Ultimate Guide to Foster Care Welcome Baskets
The Traditions of Foster Family Holidays
Explain to your foster child about the holiday’s traditions, as well as the traditions of the extended family.
How to Become a Foster Home
There are a few steps that you should take to become certified as a foster parent. These steps include the Home study process and getting certification.
Foster Parent Burnout – Causes and Symptoms
Among the causes of foster parent burnout is lack of preparation, stress, and age. However, it can be prevented, particularly if you have other commitments. The key is to be aware of the symptoms of burnout and how to address them.
Quick Back to School Guide for Foster Families with High Schoolers
Keep a close eye on your high schoolers’ academic, athletic and social calendars.