Getting Involved Is SimpleBelow you will find ways your congregation can help support local foster families in your area and within your church.
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Flourish believes every foster child deserves loving, supportive and dedicated foster parents during this difficult time in their young lives. It is our hope and prayer that through partnering with local churches we can identify, train and support a network of loving and supportive foster parents.
Working together, we hope to educate congregations about the many ways to help Georgia’s 14,000 foster children. We seek to cultivate long-term relationships with church members who are willing to become foster families, as well as those who are able to support foster parents as part of a “Flourish Kinship Family.”
The Flourish Kinship Family simply means that each Flourish foster parent in your congregation will be surrounded by a support system made up of the following roles:
Working together, we hope to educate congregations about the many ways to help Georgia’s 14,000 foster children. We seek to cultivate long-term relationships with church members who are willing to become foster families, as well as those who are able to support foster parents as part of a “Flourish Kinship Family.”
The Flourish Kinship Family simply means that each Flourish foster parent in your congregation will be surrounded by a support system made up of the following roles:
- Prayer Partner
Collaborate with foster parents to set up morning prayer calls and relay prayer requests.
- Babysitter or Respite Care Provider:
Provides childcare for family during trainings, trips, or other needed times.
- Transporter:
Assists in transporting foster child to appointments or visits as needed.
- Mentor:
Builds a strong relationship with the foster child through mentoring, tutoring, etc.
- Family Meal Provider:
Supplies meals for foster family when needed.
- Special Projects:
Creates Care Baskets, Mother Day Baskets, Foster Parent Gift Basket
- Administrative Support