NWF Health Network directly oversees the placement of children in foster and adoptive homes. It is our goal to recruit, license, and support quality foster parents who are trauma-competent, trained, and well-equipped to serve all of our children.
We train, equip, and support our families caring for children in foster care in our community. We would love for you to become a valued part of our team!
Learn more about becoming a foster parent today!
Who can be a foster parent?
You can be single or married; rent or own; have biological children or no children; work from home or have a full-time job outside of the home.
Won’t I get too attached?
It’s hard to love a child and let them go, but that sadness is coupled with the joy of knowing the role you played in the child being reunited with their family. Many foster families maintain relationships with biological families after the child returns home.
How long do children stay with you?
Foster care is, by nature, temporary. It might be a few days, a few weeks, or months.
Where do the kids come from?
Most of the children and families we serve come from our local communities.
Please contact NWF Health Network staff in your county for more information about becoming a foster parent.
Stephanie Case: 850-728-2570
Stephanie Case: 850-728-2570
Calyn Stringer: 850-264-6713
Debra Walters: 850-739-9634
NWF Health Network directly oversees the placement of children in foster homes that provide care specific to the child’s needs. It is our goal to recruit, license, and support quality foster parents to serve all of our children.
Frequently asked questions regarding foster care.
Our Foster Family Support team maintains a calendar of all foster and adoptive parent training classes, community outreach and recruitment events, and foster family appreciation events in our community.
Extended Foster Care & Independent Living Services provide youth transitioning from foster care to independence a variety of options to receive support and assistance from age 18 to 23.
Documents, forms, and resources for foster parents including training and visitation logs, resource request forms, and transition planning documents.