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Foster Care & Kinship Care Resources. Adoption Network Cleveland. Provides information, advocacy, education, and support for members of the adoption triad (adoptees, birthparents, and adoptive/kinship/foster parents), youth in foster care, siblings, and related professionals.
Saving Grace Cat Rescue is an all-volunteer, foster-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping cats and kittens in Central Ohio.
What is Foster Care? Franklin County Children Services makes every effort to work with families to resolve their issues, while the children remain in the home. If this cannot be done, due to safety issues, Children Services places children in out-of-home care.
Thousands of children in Ohio need stable, consistent and loving homes. Becoming a kinship, foster or adoptive parent is a serious, yet rewarding experience that requires research and preparation. Choose your path below to start your journey.
At Fostering Further, we are dedicated to meeting the needs of kids, families, emancipated youth, and social workers of central Ohio foster care.
On any given day in Ohio, nearly 14,000 children are being cared for away from their parents. More than 8,000 of them are living with foster parents. The rest of them are in residential care or living with friends or relatives, who are sometimes referred to as kinship caregivers.
Over 27,000 children in Ohio need stable, consistent and loving homes, which is where we (and you) come in. St. Vincent Family Services matches children who need a place of respite and stability with foster parents who can provide loving, nurturing temporary homes.
