Are you thinking of becoming a foster parent? That’s great! There are over 424,000 children in the United States who need dedicated foster parents and supportive homes.
Are you worried about what may disqualify you from being a foster parent? Every state in the United States has regulations on who can and cannot be a foster parent. What disqualifies someone from being a foster parent depends on an individual’s background, home environment, and current situation. Certain qualifications are put in place to keep foster children safe and ensure only qualified individuals are approved to take a child into their care.
For more specific information on Texas laws and to learn more about what disqualifies you from being a foster parent, visit the US Department of Health and Human Services.
If you are concerned you may not meet the requirements to become a foster parent, keep reading to find out exactly what disqualifies you from being a foster parent.
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Here’s What Disqualifies You From Being a Foster Parent March 20th, 2023AWFC