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Become a Foster Parent with Angels

As an Angels Foster Family, you would be giving a child the gift of knowing unconditional love, learning to bond and trust and change the life of a child forever. By fostering a precious child, you can provide the care and nurturing that these children so desperately need. We ensure that every child only receives the very best family by intensive recruiting, screening, training, and support of our foster parents.

Why Angels?

  • Trauma Informed Trainings

    We love for our families to feel as prepared as possible! Because of this we now offer pre-certification TBRI® (Trust Based Relational Intervention) training and continued trainings throughout the year!

     

  • Placement Bags

    We provide the necessities to help foster parents focus more time on the child. Books, diapers, wipes, bottles, and much more to get you started.

  • Support for Foster Parents

    We assist our foster parents through mentors, seasonal support (i.e. back to school, holidays), legal aid, meals, family fun events, and more.

  • Volunteer Network

    Our amazing Volunteers support you during the fostering process through things like in-home babysitting.

  • CPR/First Aid training

    On campus training for your convenience. Learn the skills we hope you never need.

  • Focus on the child

    We place one child/sibling group per family so you can focus on providing the best care.

  • Great Programs & Projects

    We do our best to continually seek solutions to help the child and foster family flourish. For example, our in-house TBRI® Practitioner can help families problem solve behaviors that result from trauma. We also partner with many other great programs!

  • 24/7 Support

    Our Social Workers have your back, any time of the day or night.

Each Angels Family:

  • Undergoes extensive screening, a financial assessment, and a home study, to ensure the healthiest environment possible for each Angels child.
  • Can only foster one child (or sibling group) at a time, ensuring individual attention to each child’s special needs.
  • Is responsible for providing consistent daily care, i.e. finding daycare, having a nanny, or being a stay at home parent.
  • Commits to caring for a child continuously until the court makes its final placement decision.
  • Provides at minimum a 2 year age range of children they are open to fostering.
  • Partakes in 27 hours of specialized training (now available online) in basic child care, bonding, and attachment theory so that they can foster appropriate physical, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral development in their children.

Become a Foster Parent Today

Call (405)-285-6193 or contact us below to learn how you can make a difference in a child's life.