Becoming a Foster Parent
Becoming a foster parent in Kansas is a powerful way to make a lasting difference in a child’s life. With nearly 6,000 children and teens in foster care across the state, there is a critical need for loving, stable homes. When you foster, you provide more than shelter. You offer safety, connection, and hope during a difficult time. Whether you’re single, partnered, retired, or parenting already, Kansas needs compassionate individuals like you to help children heal, grow, and thrive while their families work toward reunification.
View our Frequently Asked Questions and Guide to Becoming a Foster Parent to learn more about the process of obtaining your foster care license.