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Foster Homes– fosterhomes.org –
Assuming you do not yet have a foster child or a room set up for them, let's start at ground zero. This list is meant to get you in the "getting ready spirit." It is not a complete listing of everything you will ever need. Things you may need to buy or provide with your own funds: - A room that has the minimun square footage (check with your agency).
- A bed, pillow, bed cover, sheets, pillow case, alarm clock, dresser, windowwith window treatments (room must have a window), mirror, room decorations (age appropriate), light (if room does not have one),and storage containers.
- For small children: Infant or car seat, crib, bottles, changing table, small toys, baby bag, etc.
- A place to sit at the kitchen table, fire extinquisers, smoke alarms, towels, face cloths, toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, conditioner, over the counter medicines, and insurance.
Other items that are requred in the regulations (this is not a complete list - check with your agency): - Fireplace cover, protected wood burning stove, a home that is safe - no peeling paint, no exposed wires, hand rails on all steps, non-slip steps, safety oultlet covers (for small children), ground fault circuit in bathroom, no chipping counter tops, A/C or house fan, etc.
Each home has its own needs, and thingsto be corrected. Ask your agency workerto come by and tell you what you need to do. Foster Parenting, Become a Foster Parent, Foster Adoption, Foster Kid, Foster Child Adoption, Foster Child, Foster Children, Foster Care Agency, Foster Grants, Free Adoption, Fostering a Child, Foster Parents, Foster Homes, Foster Families, |
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