Join us and make a life-changing impact for a child
Becoming a foster parent is both challenging and immensely rewarding. Opening your home to children in need, providing them with the safety and love necessary for their development, not only impacts their lives but also resonates throughout the community for generations to come. Each day, as you commit yourself to this noble purpose, you know that your dedication matters and is actively making a difference.
At HumanKind, we offer not only 24/7 support, but also, continuously brainstorm innovative ways to cater to the needs of our foster parents, empowering them to become more and more of the heroes they already are. We recognize that the quality of care you provide is directly linked to our advocacy, presence, resources, and communication with you. By choosing HumanKind Foster Care, you can rest assured that you’ll always have a dedicated team by your side, helping you turn your dream of truly making a life-changing impact into a reality.
Take the next step in helping a child.
HumanKind’s Foster Parent Information Guide Booklet
A free guidebook to help you navigate the process of becoming a foster parent. HumanKind has been serving displaced children since 1903 and continues to evolve to meet the needs of children and families in our community today. Learn how we provide around-the-clock support, ongoing training for foster parents, and a network of professionals to assist with daily needs. There is a child or teen right now waiting who needs YOU.
TAKE THE FIRST STEP AND LEARN MORE TODAY
Foster parents are greatly needed to place children coming into foster care every day. There is a child or teen right now waiting who needs YOU. Learn more today and complete the Foster Parent Interest Form here online.
HumanKind Foster Care: The Ward Family
Irvin and Teesha Ward, opened their hearts and home to 47 foster children, eventually adopting seven of them, demonstrating just how transformative lives can become through endless love and selflessness. Despite the demanding nature of fostering, with constant appointments and social worker visits, the Wards said they have approached their role with compassion and a sense of responsibility. They see fostering not just as a duty but as an opportunity to show love and kindness to those who need it most. Being foster parents is about a profound commitment to providing stability, love, and support to children who have experienced trauma and displacement.