- Being a Foster Parent
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- You can work full-time and still be a foster parent.
- Getting a foster care license in the state of Washington can take as little as three months.
- You may qualify for larger quarters on JBLM if you get licensed as a foster parent.
- Being a foster parent is not a life-long commitment, but creates a sense of accomplishment and service gratification that will last a lifetime.
- For More Information
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Our local community is in critical need of military-connected foster homes.
Fostering Together program of Olive Crest provides recruitment and retention services for caregivers in WA state.
To learn more, visit www.fosteringtogether.org
For more information, contact:
Erika Thompson
+1(206)406-2398
erika-thompson@olivecrest.org
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