Foster Care & Adoptions
WHY FOSTER?
Children in our foster care program traditionally come from situations of abandonment, abuse, or neglect. Our foster homes provide a child with a temporary home during a difficult time in their life. When a young person's home becomes unsafe, fostering enables them to have a stable environment. It provides support for the child's family while they work to come back together. Foster families work alongside birth families to maintain family bonds, while working towards permanency and reunification.
WHY FOSTER THROUGH FWBCH?
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More personalized support with to low social worker to family ratio
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Around-the-clock access to social workers and support services
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Opportunities for youth to be involved in FWBCH campus events and programs
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Continual training and educational opportunities
WHAT IS FOSTER TO ADOPT?
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We provide adoption services for our foster families seeking to adopt the children placed in their homes through our Family Foster Care program.
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When reunification with family is not possible, a child's plan of care becomes adoption. We work with the foster family to provide all necessary adoption support.
WHAT ARE THE QUALIFICATIONS TO BECOME A FAMILY FOSTER HOME?
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Dedicated to helping children who have experienced trauma
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At least 21 years of age
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Willing and able to attend FREE on-going trainings and complete licensure requirements
For additional information, please contact:
Tameka Batchelor
Director of Foster Care & Adoptions
252-235-2161
DIRECTIONS
From Greenville:
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From Raleigh:
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From Wake Forest:
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From Rocky Mount:
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