join kfapa
Are you looking for support, advocacy and educational opportunities? That’s exactly why KFAPA was created. It was founded to serve the foster, adoptive and kinship families who care for Kansas’s most vulnerable children.
We advocate for needs on an individual and legislative level. We provide educational and training tools so families can help children develop and grow. We’re a support group who listens. We understand challenges as we have all gone through it, too.
We are 2000 + members strong. Become a part of Kansas' foster, adoptive and kinship parents making a difference in families' lives.
become a foster parent
There is an ongoing need in Kansas for families willing to share their hearts and their homes with children who require temporary foster care. The primary goal of foster care is reunification with the biological family and most foster children will eventually return to their biological parents. In some cases, reunification is not possible and there is an ongoing need for forever homes for children in foster care, especially teens.
Answer these four SIMPLE QUESTIONS:
- Can you provide a temporary home for a child and help them move towards permanence?
- Can you accept a child as a member of your family?
- Can you work in partnership and through good communication to help children reach their goal?
- Can you help a child learn healthy behaviors?
If you answered yes, please contact KFAPA! We will walk you through the process from the beginning, to having a child placed in your home, and beyond.