Kate, Kenosha County
I have never looked back. Love my life with these kids!
Treatment foster care in Wisconsin provides additional support services for foster children and parents. While most children are placed in treatment foster care due to emotional, behavioral, and intellectual needs, many are referred to CCR simply because they are a sibling group and require more from a foster family. Children of all ages with a variety of trauma and mental health histories are cared for by CCR foster parents using trauma-informed parenting tools.
Prolonged neglect and abuse create a world of trauma for children. For over 35 years, CCR has been helping children and adolescents successfully heal from trauma through a variety of treatment plans. Foster parents are part of a team, working closely with staff and professionals to help children meet goals towards healing.
We are always looking for new and experienced foster parents interested in parenting kids of all ages. Our kids and sibling groups require a foster family that can provide a loving, stable, and supervised home environment. Kids with emotional and behavioral trauma histories grow and heal best when foster parents have flexible schedules. It is essential to understand that there are different levels of care for varying levels of trauma. More experienced foster parents care for higher levels, while newer families ease into things slowly as they gain experience.
Current foster parents interested in transferring to CCR can expect to learn about trauma-informed parenting and our many support services. We would love to speak with you about transferring your license to CCR. We promise our staff will provide you with abundant support services not often found at other agencies in Wisconsin.
