Foster parent definition

Foster parent means an individual who operates a home that has been approved by the Department to provide care for an unrelated child or young adult placed in the home by the Department.
Foster parent means any individual maintaining a foster family home, who is responsible for the care, supervision, guidance and rearing of and other foster care services provided to a foster child;
Foster parent means a parent registered under this Act to receive and retain a child for the purpose of caring for and maintaining the child apart from the child’s parents, guardian or relative;

Examples of Foster parent in a sentence

  • Foster parent training will provide insight to our agency’s approach to preventing sexual exploitation, as well as supporting youth who have experienced sexual exploitation prior to entering our care.


More Definitions of Foster parent

Foster parent means a person who has foster care of a child;
Foster parent means an approved provider who gives 24-hour substitute family care, room and board, and services for children or youth committed or entrusted to a child-placing agency.
Foster parent means an adult relative or non-relative with whom a dependent child is placed;
Foster parent means any adult person who gives parenting care and maintenance to a foster child pursuant to placement by an authorized agency.
Foster parent means a person or persons with whom a foster child is for the time being proposed to be placed for fostering.
Foster parent means any adult person licensed by the department of human services or another authorized agency to provide foster care services for a child or children under Chapter 587A, HRS.
Foster parent means a person not being the biological mother, father or relative of the child who assumes parental responsibility of the child by way of a care order;