Foster Care
Program Overview
Foster Care is a planned, goal-directed service that provides 24-hour-a-day substitute temporary care and supportive services in a home environment for children birth to 18 years of age in OKDHS custody.
- Library
- Quick Links
- Background Investigations and Fingerprinting
- Community-Based Residential Services
- Foster Care and Adoption Parent Interest Request - Please complete this form if you are interested in receiving a call regarding our Bridge Foster Care and Adoption Program.
- Foster Care Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC)
- Frequently Asked Questions for current foster parents
- Frequently Asked Questions for prospective foster parents
- Glossary of foster parenting terms
- Holiday Hope
- National Foster Parent Association
- Resource Family Assessment Application 04AF001E - Please complete this form if you would like to begin the process to become a foster or Adoptive Family.
- Specialized Foster Care
- Summary of Foster Parents Rights & Responsibilities
- Summary of Qualifications and Requirements to Become a Foster Parent
- Summary of Types of Foster Care
- Support Systems for Foster Parents
- The Sibling Connection
- Therapeutic Foster Care
- Tribal Foster Care
Considering Adoption or Becoming a Foster Parent in Oklahoma?
Visit the Oklahoma Fosters Resource Center website for more information.
Contact Information
Foster Care and Adoption Support Center:
1-800-376-9729
Email: FCASupportCenter@okdhs.org
