Youthnet is continuing to license foster families while following COVID-19 safety guidelines. We expect to see an increase of children coming into foster care this year, and our community does not currently have enough licensed families for these children. If you have the space in your home, we encourage you to learn more about how Youthnet can support you as a new foster parent or respite provider. Click here for more information about our foster care programs, virtual licensing, and how to attend our next online Foster Care Info Meeting!

Youthnet offers ongoing support groups to our foster families, and these meetings are open to all DCYF, Youthnet, and other agency licensed foster parents on the first and third Thursday of each month. Click to view our calendar and register through Zoom.

Hello again community partners, clients, and friends of Youthnet. I can’t believe I am here again writing about racism. Well, on second thought, unfortunately I can. The violence and hatred being perpetrated against our Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) brothers and sisters is appalling. Youthnet condemns these senseless attacks and stands in solidarity with the Asian community. It is incredibly sad, frustrating and maddening to see the callousness and disrespect for one’s fellow citizens these acts continue to unveil...