We are your North Carolina

FOSTER, KINSHIP & ADOPTIVE

Parent and Caregiver Association

OUR MISSION:

Foster Family Alliance of NC will educate, advocate, support and promote partnerships that lead to positive outcomes for children, youth and resource families of NC

HURRICANE HELENE RECOVERY

HURRICANE HELENE RECOVERY

Foster Family Alliance is actively helping foster and resource families in need of assistance due to the impact of Hurricane Helene in western NC. Learn more HERE

Foster Family Alliance of North Carolina is a family-led, nonprofit organization supporting children and youth in foster care and the dedicated families and professionals that care for them.

THE ALLIANCE INCLUDES:

Foster Families NC Depart of Health and Human Services

Kinship Families Public and Private Agencies

Adoptive Families Local Foster Parent Groups

We know that being a foster parent isn’t easy. Even with access to trainings and support organizations, you can sometimes feel like you’re the only person dealing with your unique situation.

It’s not always clear where to turn to for assistance, or if you’re asking the right kind of questions in the first place.

With Foster Family Alliance, you don’t have to do it alone. We’re here to listen to your concerns and offer support and guidance.

LOOKING FOR EVENTS?

LOOKING FOR TRAINING?

Ready to help?

Become a Foster Parent

There are thousands of children in NC in need of a safe and loving family.

HOW WE HELP:

Have questions, but don’t know where to start?

Here are ways Foster Family Alliance of North Carolina can help.

Recruitment – Are you interested in becoming a foster or adoptive parent in North Carolina visit this link to learn more.

Advocacy – Learn more about policy changes on the state level.  FFA also does direct advocacy around educational services for foster children, concerns/grievances involving DSS and private agencies, and general advocacy needs.  FFA is the only family run organization with direct connections with the child welfare administration on a regular basis.   

Support – Concerned about a placement? Want another viewpoint or referral for help?  Do you have a unique challenge that needs to be addressed? We can help connect you to resources and one on one coaching.

Training – Gain knowledge, make friends, and get the most out of being a foster parent at one of our online support groups.  Join us for our quarterly summits surrounding special needs of fostering/adopting teenagers.  Find support in your hometown or topical trainings.

Retention – Reach out to FFA in a time of need for additional supports.  Join us on an advisory committee and give your feedback.  Peer to peer supports and small group trainings to give you the skills to be successful in your foster care/kinship journey.

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