Become a foster parent in your Wisconsin county.

Take the first step to become a foster parent. Every child in Wisconsin foster care deserves a safe, stable home where they feel loved and supported. We need caring, compassionate people like you to explore fostering with us. We desperately need more foster homes that offer a flexible schedule care for kids ages 2-18 and sibling groups. Our dedicated, experienced staff is ready to guide you through getting a foster care license. We will walk with you step by step so you feel prepared to care for kids from difficult places.    

Whatever your desire, we are committed to helping you discover if fostering is a good choice for your family. The need is great in ALL Wisconsin counties. 

5 steps to become a Wisconsin foster parent with CCR.

1 - Foster parenting details you need to begin

After reading the qualify to be a foster parent page, call us or submit an inquiry to get started. Our New Foster Parent Advisor has professional and personal foster parenting experience to help you make the best decision for your family. In addition, she will provide further details on qualifications, foster children, foster parent training, and support services. 

2 - Foster parent application & background checks

Application paperwork is sent after the initial phone call. Upon receipt and approval of your paperwork, we will begin background checks and fingerprints. During this time, applicants start a portion of the required training. 

3 - Home visits & interviews

Upon favorable background results, our licensing specialist will conduct in-person home visits. All interviews and visits are professional and confidential. In addition, you will be guided through the legal requirements of preparing your home to welcome foster children. 

4 - Foster parent training

 

Foster Parent Training Prepared Us

All prospective foster parents must complete the Wisconsin required foster parent training. CCR training for new foster parents goes well above state standards and requirements, emphasizing trauma-informed care. As a result, new foster parents feel prepared and confident to care for children with trauma histories. 

5 - Foster parent license

At this time, your home study will be written, and a license will be issued. You are now ready to welcome children into your family and become part of a child's healing process!  

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