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BCF Support Article

Who can become a foster/adoptive parent?

Category:
Foster Care
Updated:
3/10/2003

Families who have, or can learn positive parenting skills are needed to care for children who need homes. Families must use appropriate, positive discipline and make a strong commitment to the children placed with them. While there are minimal living standards that are required, potential parents’ values, skills, and attitudes are more important than possessions.