Washington State Department Of Children, Youth & Families
Community Resource
About this resource
This initiative focuses on the recruitment and licensing of foster parents throughout Washington state. It collaborates with foster parents, children, birth parents, and the judicial system to ensure adequate support for each child. Additionally, it addresses complaints regarding licensed foster homes and foster care agencies.
Intake Procedure: Individuals can call for initial details or to report a complaint. Potential foster parents have the option to complete an online registration form.
Fees: There are no associated fees.
Who can use this
- Anyone can submit a complaint without restrictions. To become foster parents, individuals must be at least 21 years old, have adequate income, use positive discipline, provide age-appropriate supervision as directed by a social worker, and complete required training. Adults in the home must undergo background checks and tuberculosis testing, while youth aged 16 to 18 must also complete a Washington State Patrol check.
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Olympia, Washington
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