Foster Care and Adoption

Foster Care and Adoption

Catholic Charities foster care program helps qualified individuals and couples become licensed foster parents. Our case managers facilitate the initial training and continue to provide ongoing training, resources and support. We recruit and support foster parents, therapeutic foster parents, kinship foster parents and unaccompanied minor foster parents.

One Valley family feels especially lucky to be celebrating their journey as parents. Deborah and Clint Randall of Mesa are foster and adoptive parents, drawn to these alternative paths to parenthood following years of infertility and after opening their home temporarily to needy family members during the economic crisis.

Parents who are adopting a baby have many decisions to make...cloth or disposable diapers, pacifiers or thumbs...but the first decision is one of the most important. What adoption agency? What adoption agency? If you are thinking of adopting or know someone who is, this is a quick walk through of what to expect with Catholic Charities.

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