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Located in Los Angeles, CA. It takes a special type of heart to be a foster parent — it’s a beautiful, rewarding experience and a transformative journey. With Allies you’ll learn how to become a foster parent in Los Angeles.
We’re here to make foster care and foster-adoption in Los Angeles truly serve the best interests of children. You can help build better foster care in Los Angeles County. FOSTER PARENT RESOURCES
If you are interested in adopting a child from foster care, call the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services Placement and Recruitment Unit at (888) 811-1121 or visit their website. You may also choose to contact a private foster family agency.
Each year, hundreds of people from all walks of life adopt through our agency. If you would like to adopt a child from foster care through DCFS, the first step is completing the Resource Family Approval (RFA) process. Once you are approved, you will be eligible to foster a child.
We’ll help you find a speaker for after Masses, provide you with prayers and resources, and introduce you to agencies you can invite to speak and help your parish get involved in foster. Call The Office of Life, Justice, and Peace at (213) 637-7632 to book a speaker today.
Meet LA Foster Youth. DCFS oversees all the foster youth throughout Los Angeles County in need of a permanent home. In particular, DCFS is seeking families to care for older youth (ages 9-17), large sibling groups, and children with medical needs.
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Children witness the love of Christ alive and present in the arms of a family. The County of Los Angeles has more than 22,789 children in foster care. These foster children and youth need the love of a family to support them and nurture them to their full potential.