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Become a Foster Parent in Marathon County, Wisconsin

Name: Community Care Resources
Address: 6716 Stone Glen Dr., Middleton, WI, 53562, US
Telephone: 800.799.0450
Price range: $$

Marathon County foster parents are needed.

There is an urgent need for foster parents in Marathon County. We desperately need foster homes for sibling groups and kids over age 5. If you live in Marathon County, have a flexible schedule, and are ready to take the first step toward becoming a foster parent, we would love to talk with you.

Why do foster parents in Marathon County choose CCR?

While you are a foster parent, you will need dependable, consistent support. Whether it is 10 pm or a Sunday afternoon, our Marathon team will be available to help and support you while caring for children. Additionally, all CCR foster parents in Marathon receive weekly in-home visits from their assigned Case Manager.

It takes a team approach and an agency that keeps its promises to support you along your fostering journey. CCR will offer you that and so much more.

If you have a flexible daily schedule to meet the higher needs of children in foster care and are open to caring for children within the 5–18 age range or sibling groups, we would love to talk with you.

We encourage you to explore our website more and find many answers to your foster care questions.

Foster Care Questions & Answers

Can foster parents have pets?

Absolutely. Your pets will need to be up to date on vaccines, and a pet's temperament will be discussed if there is a concern.

Can I choose the age of children I want to foster?

Foster parents can choose their preferred age range. However, if you wish to foster younger children, CCR asks for a minimum age range of 0-10 years, including openness to siblings. The greatest need across Wisconsin is more homes for young siblings and teens.

Read more about Choosing the Age of Foster Children

What is it like parenting kids with trauma?

Parenting children and youth who have lived through trauma is hard. Their past abuse, neglect, and chaos often show up as big emotions, challenging behaviors, and deep mistrust. Traditional parenting approaches don’t work. CCR foster parents need flexibility, patience, and a willingness to meet kids in their hardest moments so they can finally feel safe—and begin to heal. Our team will support you 24/7.

Read short stories about the kids referred to CCR