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Help a foster family

It's simple: foster families who receive emotional and physical help from the people around them are more likely to continue fostering than those who don't.


By providing care and support to the families who open their hearts and homes to vulnerable children, foster families are able to foster children for longer periods of time and may even accept more children into their home. Not all feel called to foster, but you can support those who do.

Information

Help a foster family as they open their home to vulnerable children in need of love and care by walking alongside them to meet their needs and encourage them with the love of Jesus.

When & Where

Location: In your community

Dates: Ongoing

 

What it means to help a foster family

Anticipated activities
Each family will be different, but some areas of support could include: yard work, running errands, babysitting, bringing them a meal, and more. You can volunteer as an individual or coordinate with a small group from your church to support a foster family and their specific needs.

Time Commitment
Hours will vary based on volunteer availability and the foster family's needs. 

Training
Kingdom Workers will offer training throughout the year for volunteers to learn more about topics like how to support vulnerable children, understanding abuse, and trauma informed care.

 

Apply to volunteer

 

* Support available for volunteers varies by region.

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