Why We’re Different
At Kids Grace, we believe that every child deserves to grow up with a family they call their own. We are a Child Placing Agency (CPA) dedicated to responding to the crisis of children with nowhere to go. When children wake up each morning in beds that aren’t theirs without their parents, siblings, or pets, they lack a fundamental foundation that every child should have by right. Without such a foundation, they cannot be certain about their futures and cannot develop properly as human beings.
That is why Kids Grace is committed to finding and creating positive solutions for children everywhere. We focus on these children as children first – regardless of their specific backgrounds or baggage. We perform face to face interviews with prospective families who are able to successfully navigate life with these children to give them the chance in life they deserve.
Are you ready to become a foster parent?
At Kids Grace, we are a team of state-trained case managers and social workers that establish personal relationships and offer every kind of support needed for each child and family that we assist and manage. It is our goal and mission to change the lives of every child and family we come in contact with for a life changing alterative for making a difference. Our mission is to put the family first and make them our sole priority. At the end of each day, we always ask the question: if not you, then who?
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the requirements for being a foster parent?
You can be single or married, over the age of 25, and have NO criminal record. The rest is an assortment of application documents that must be completed and acquired, such as your DMV driving record, CPR and First Aid Certificates and a physical and TB test. Foster families must be willing to have their homes safety inspected and are required to complete 12 hours of pre-certification training… Read More >
Can foster parents work outside the home?
You can be single or married, over the age of 25, and have NO criminal record. The rest is an assortment of application documents that must be completed and acquired, such as your DMV driving record, CPR and First Aid Certificates and a physical and TB test. Foster families must be willing to have their homes safety inspected and are required to complete 12 hours of pre-certification training… Read More >
Do I have to make a lot of money to be a foster parent?
Foster parents must have sufficient regular income to sustain their family without relying on the foster family reimbursement. (Unfortunately, AFDC, temporary disability, student loans and unemployment compensation do not qualify as income.)…Read More >
Can single people apply to be foster parents?
We recognize that single parents can give high quality care to a child. Single parents need to identify a back-up provider who can care for your foster children in your absence or illness, as foster children require 24-hour adult supervision… Read More >
I want to adopt
Children of all ages and backgrounds require families to provide a home. Every day, thousands of children experience homes that are not the safe and loving environments they need to encourage their development as people. As a result, they are often placed into foster homes that exhibit abilities to successfully parent children who need proper families, regardless of their race, ethnicity, culture, income, marital status, religion, or other background.
