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Where it is in a child's best interest, the Department of Children and Family Services and the courts may place a foster child in the home of a willing and able relative who is not yet licensed as a foster home. The Department of Children and Family Services always attempts to locate a relative for foster care placement.

Traditional Foster Care for children ages 0-18 whose families are unable or unwilling to meet the minimum standards of parents as defined by the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS).

-- Specialized Foster Care provides intensive services to behaviorally challenged children ages 3-18.

-- Relative Foster Care allows children who need to be placed out of their home to be placed with relatives.

-- Aftercare Program is specially designed to assist children and their families upon their return home from living with a foster family.

Other services include:

-- Foster Parent Recruitment.

-- Adoption Conversions.

Services

Foster Parent/Family Recruitment
Foster Homes for Dependent Children
Intensive Family Reunification Services
Case/Care Management
Foster Home Placement
Camelot Care Centers specializes in higher-level foster care for children and adolescents who may need extra support. For that reason, they partner with their foster parents/homes to provide trauma-informed care and additional services, including in-home counseling, telepsychiatry, and therapeutic mentoring.
Children's Homestead services the more difficult foster care cases in DCFS. The children are placed into homes with foster parents who are trained and committed to provide care. The child is assigned a case worker who provides case management. The child is teamed with a licensed therapist who works with the child and foster parents to engage the child in programs like a therapeutic mentor program to overcome behavioral and socialization issues.

Illinois foster care services are supported 24 hours a day. Training is required for foster parents at all levels of care, as well as annual continuing education to enhance skills.

Traditional foster care serves youth who have been determined to be abused, neglected, or dependent.

Relative foster care allows children who have been determined to be abused, neglected, or dependent to be placed in the home of a relative.

Specialized foster care is designed for youth who have significant behavioral, developmental, or emotional problems and who require more intense services and monitoring.

Services

Foster Homes for Dependent Children
Foster Home Placement
Foster Parent/Family Recruitment
Short- and long-term foster care provided to children of all ages in local licensed foster homes, including foster to adopt. Offers Child Welfare Case Management in the area of foster care of abused and neglected children.

Offers help for families to adopt American children, both with and without unique challenges. The children assisted are not only from Illinois, but they can also reside anywhere in the United States. OCH works with other agencies to assist with the matching process and to assess the needs of the child to determine whether the child and family make an appropriate match.

We provide parents with persistent outreach services and in-home coaching to help them learn about pregnancy, labor and delivery, and postpartum care. Our doulas walk hand in hand with countless moms and dads who have a range of emotions as they prepare to bring a new life into the world, helping parents with stress management, breastfeeding, problem solving skills, and safety education. The cumulative effect of these efforts strengthens families and reduces the risk of child abuse and neglect.

Program partnering with the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) to provide specialized foster care to Illinois youth.
Program partnering with the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) to provide specialized foster care to Illinois youth, particularly those considered at risk. Children entering foster care through this program are either returned home once their parents have completed all services and requirements mandated; put up for permanent adoption by new families; Subsidized Guardianship; or, Independence, applicable for younger adults that enter the program with the goal of transitioning into independent adult living.
Provides placement and casework services for children who have been removed from their birth families because of abuse or neglect.

Assists individuals in Illinois in becoming licensed foster parents. Also provides follow-up training for foster parents to help meet the various needs of their foster children.

Services provided:

-- LCFS team provides guidance and support through the foster care experience.

-- Health insurance for the children placed in a foster home.

-- Therapy, counseling, and academic counseling, and special education services when needed.

-- Training programs, support groups, and newsletters geared to foster families.

-- Monthly financial support for the foster child(ren's) basic needs, including food, clothing, and housing costs.

-- Funding for daycare, after-school care, and extracurricular activities including sports and art programs for eligible children in foster care.

Services

Foster Parent/Family Recruitment
Foster Home Placement
Foster Homes for Dependent Children
Therapeutic Foster Homes

We provide parents with persistent outreach services and in-home coaching to help them learn about pregnancy, labor and delivery, and postpartum care. Our doulas walk hand in hand with countless moms and dads who have a range of emotions as they prepare to bring a new life into the world, helping parents with stress management, breastfeeding, problem solving skills, and safety education. The cumulative effect of these efforts strengthens families and reduces the risk of child abuse and neglect.

Offers expectant parent advocacy that includes help and support for anyone who is pregnant, domestic adoptions and post-adoption services that includes counseling for children who have experienced trauma.

Services include Foster Care and Specialized Foster Care licensing and support.

Assists individuals in Illinois in becoming licensed foster parents. Also provides follow-up training for foster parents to help meet the various needs of their foster children.

Services provided:

-- LCFS team provides guidance and support through the foster care experience.

-- Health insurance for the children placed in a foster home.

-- Therapy, counseling, and academic counseling, and special education services when needed.

-- Training programs, support groups, and newsletters geared to foster families.

-- Monthly financial support for the foster child(ren's) basic needs, including food, clothing, and housing costs.

-- Funding for daycare, after-school care, and extracurricular activities including sports and art programs for eligible children in foster care.

Services

Foster Parent/Family Recruitment
Foster Home Placement
Foster Homes for Dependent Children
Therapeutic Foster Homes
Provides training for potential foster parents and places children in homes that best meet their needs. Services for foster parents include: - Ongoing training and development. - 24-hour staff support. - Financial reimbursement. - Support groups. - Respite care for personal time.

Placement with a non-relative who has become licensed with the agency.

Foster families are asked to identify their preference in age, race, gender, and special needs of the children they will be providing a foster care placement. The Center tries to find the best possible match for any foster children needing a home.

Programs are designed to find safe, secure, and nurturing homes for children who have been separated from their biological families. Relative Foster Care serves children who are placed in foster care with maternal or paternal relatives. Specialized Foster Care supports physically, behaviorally, and emotionally challenged children as well as the foster families caring for them. Traditional Foster Care serves children who are placed in non-relative, licensed foster homes.
The largest provider of Foster Care Services in Central Illinois, the Center provides licensing, training, and ongoing support to foster families who provide children with a safe haven during a time of crisis. Foster care services include: - Relative Foster Care. - Traditional Foster Care. - Specialized Foster Care. - Medically Complex. - Foster Parent Recruitment. - Adoption Conversions. CYFS provides collaborative, strength-based, client-focused, clinical and casework services to those involved with the Foster Care system.

Services

Foster Home Licensing
Case/Care Management
Family Maintenance/Reunification
Foster Home Placement
Children’s Homestead services the more difficult foster care cases in DCFS. The children are placed into homes with foster parents who are trained and committed to provide care. The child is assigned a case worker who provides case management. The child is teamed with a licensed therapist who works with the child and foster parents to engage the child in programs like a therapeutic mentor program to overcome behavioral and socialization issues.
Children’s Homestead services the more difficult foster care cases in DCFS. The children are placed into homes with foster parents who are trained and committed to provide care. The child is assigned a case worker who provides case management. The child is teamed with a licensed therapist who works with the child and foster parents to engage the child in programs like a therapeutic mentor program to overcome behavioral and socialization issues.
Kids Above All is looking to recruit nurturing, supportive, and loving people to become foster parents. Interested foster parents must provide structure and necessities, assume parenthood of the child, attend meetings and semi-monthly visits with caseworkers, and make sure youth get to therapy and their required appointments. KAA's case managers provide training and support for foster parents and act as advocates for kids in school, court, and with DCFS.
The largest provider of Foster Care Services in Central Illinois, the Center provides licensing, training, and ongoing support to foster families who provide children with a safe haven during a time of crisis. Foster care services include: - Relative Foster Care. - Traditional Foster Care. - Specialized Foster Care. - Medically Complex. - Foster Parent Recruitment. - Adoption Conversions. CYFS provides collaborative, strength-based, client-focused, clinical and casework services to those involved with the Foster Care system.

Services

Foster Home Licensing
Case/Care Management
Family Maintenance/Reunification
Foster Home Placement

Assists individuals in Illinois in becoming licensed foster parents. Also provides follow-up training for foster parents to help meet the various needs of their foster children.

Services provided:

-- LCFS team provides guidance and support through the foster care experience.

-- Health insurance for the children placed in a foster home.

-- Therapy, counseling, and academic counseling, and special education services when needed.

-- Training programs, support groups, and newsletters geared to foster families.

-- Monthly financial support for the foster child(ren's) basic needs, including food, clothing, and housing costs.

-- Funding for daycare, after-school care, and extracurricular activities including sports and art programs for eligible children in foster care.

Services

Foster Parent/Family Recruitment
Foster Home Placement
Foster Homes for Dependent Children
Therapeutic Foster Homes