You can become a foster parent and provide a safe, loving home where children ages 3–18 can heal from trauma and grow. Whether you’re exploring foster care or ready to take the first step, we’ll guide you through how to become a foster parent for children or sibling groups.
Becoming a foster parent can feel overwhelming - but you’re not alone. Our experienced team guides you every step of the way. From training to ongoing support, we make sure you have what you need to help kids in Wisconsin foster care thrive.
Your consistency and patience are what helps kids with trauma histories heal and grow. You don’t need to be perfect - your willingness to show up matters most. Many foster parents discover that their everyday routines already create a stable, healing environment.
Being a foster parent and opening your home provides more than shelter. No matter what Wisconsin County you reside, you can offer a child or youth hope, trust, and safety. Every meal, family routine, and conversation builds a foundation for healing. Your impact lasts far beyond the time they spend with you.
Hundreds of children in Wisconsin need safe, supportive homes right now. Some need temporary care, while others need long-term stability. Many are older kids and siblings. You can be the adult who makes a real difference in their life.
You have many questions and this can feel overwhelming. We get it, that’s why we have answers to your biggest questions and we’ll guide you through every step. No pressure - just clear, honest answers so you can decide with confidence.
Getting started is easy, and you can be ready to help sooner than you think. Just call us or submit a quick inquiry form. With training and support from our team, many families are issued a foster license in just 100 days. Then you’re ready to be matched with a child, teen, or sibling group.
