Becoming a Foster Care Parent

The Benefits & Rewards of Fostering

  • An opportunity to receive the joy, fulfillment, and blessing that comes from a nurturing relationship with a child.

  • You will receive generous, non-taxable income for your work as a host parent.

  • You may be eligible for additional funding to help provide for educational and recreational enrichment.

  • A trained specialist who is passionate about foster care and respite care ministry will offer support and guidance on your journey to make sure that everyone involved has a positive and meaningful experience.

  • Pre-approval training and continuing education.

  • Resources and referrals for assistance with food, housing, legal services, health, and other programs.

  • Much more…

What is Foster Care?

Foster Care is a commitment to offer a child the love and care that all children deserve. It is a rewarding experience for host families that comes with financial support and education every step of the way. Our foster care ministry will pair you with children or teenagers that are a good fit for you and then provide you with financials resources and guidance to make sure it’s a wonderful experience for everyone involved.

Have more questions? Check out our Foster Care FAQs!

  • Must be 21 years of age or older.

  • Must pass a background check confirming that you have no criminal history that would prohibit you from acting as a foster parent.

  • Possess a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance.

  • Although there is no minimum income, parents must be able to manage their own financial expenses.

  • At least one extra bedroom in your home (which may be rented or owned).

Basic Requirements

But Jesus said, “Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the kingdom of heaven.”

Matthew 19:14

(Pictured: Mark & Jacob Iskander)