Our Kids
Children come into care for a variety of reasons, including neglect, abuse, family illness or death.
Every one of our “kids”, whether a newborn or late teen, brings a unique set of rewards and challenges.
The main goal, whenever possible, is to return these children to their families. But when that isn’t possible, another permanent home is sought.
Learn moreFind out more about BC Foster Families by visiting the Provincial Awareness Campaign website.
During this time of transition, these vulnerable children need and deserve the support of a nurturing and loving family. And that is where you come in.
As a foster parent, you are able to request the age and gender of the child you would like to foster. You also can indicate what type of care you are able to provide (regular, specialized, respite, etc).
Read our FAQsWe currently have the greatest need for homes for our safe babies, our tween and teens (ages 10-18), and sibling groups who need to stay together.
Interested in taking the first step to becoming a foster parent? Learn more at a Foster Hope Information Session.
Upcoming Info SessionsInterested in becoming a foster parent? Foster parents share a love for children and a desire to help those in need.