You Can Be a Foster Parent

Every child deserves a family. Learn how you can help.

I have reviewed the foster parent qualifications below.

Fostering can change the life of a child — and yours.

Becoming a foster parent is one of the most rewarding things you can do with your life. It can also be a big, overwhelming decision. Fortunately, becoming a foster parent isn’t a journey you have to take alone.

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Qualifications for Fostering in Tennessee

Can be married, single, divorced or in a relationship.

Valid state driver’s license, with reliable transportation.

May or may not have children.

All applicants in the home must be able to attend agency training.

Can own or rent your home or apartment.

Have a physical completed by your primary care physician.

Be 25 years of age, or if a two- parent home, at least one applicant must be 25.

Pass all background checks along with drug screening.

Home must have space for foster child/children.

Must be a citizen or legal resident of the United States.

Be financially stable.

We help people with every aspect of foster parenting

We provide foster parents with critical services to ensure they are as confident and equipped as they can be to guide their kids toward a healthier, successful future. Our foster parent resources include:

Monthly stipend

Training sessions

Small group classes

24/7 on-call support

A dedicated resource coordinator who provides guidance and assistance

Ready to take the first step?

I have reviewed the foster parent qualifications below.

Whether you’ve been considering fostering for years or are just now beginning to consider the idea, we would love to talk. There’s no obligation in getting in touch with us, we just want to answer your questions and make you feel as comfortable as possible in considering this incredible opportunity to transform lives.

Thank you for your compassion for the kids who need it most.