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Foster and adoptive parents are a valuable resource for children, their biological families, and the entire community. In addition to foster care and adoption, the state of Kentucky values relative and fictive kin caregivers and their dedication to children.
- Foster Care/Adoption
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- Kinship
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- Contact Us
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- My Account
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- Certification Requirements
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- Testimonials
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- Inquire on Becoming a Foster or Adoptive Home
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- Foster Care/Adoption
Find additional waiting children for adoption in Kentucky and other states on the websites listed below. AdoptUSKids partners with states, tribes, and territories to make sure children receive as much exposure as possible.
Learn how to foster or adopt a child in Kentucky, including requirements, costs, and resources. Find out about Kentucky's waiting children, who are more than 8,000 and have various needs and backgrounds.
Help More Kids Connect With Families. Kentucky Kids Belong is a nonprofit that equips communities to improve the experiences and outcomes of kids in Kentucky's foster care system.
Get to know the kids waiting in foster care for adoption by reviewing Raise the Future's searchable profiles and adoption photolistings. View Heart Gallery portraits. Inquire about youth for whom you may be the perfect parent.
Learn about the different types of foster care and adoption in Kentucky, and how to become a foster or adoptive parent. Find out how to access the KAPE website, private agencies, and interstate or international adoption resources.
Waiting children are identified as children who have a goal of adoption and/or whose parents’ parental rights have been terminated. Children 16 years old and older whose parents’ parental rights have been terminated and who have a goal of emancipation have been excluded from the estimate.