Are you interested in making a difference for a child or youth in foster care? Consider becoming a foster parent! The Children’s Community Programs of Connecticut (CCP) is looking for potential foster parents who love and understand children and teens, are able to provide a safe and loving home, and want to work with a team to help young people. Applicants can be single, married, or in a relationship, and bilingual candidates are highly desired. Both short and long term foster care programs are available. Learn more about CCP’s mission, services offered, and if you would be a good fit for their foster parent program.
About The Children’s Community Program
The CCP of Connecticut is a multiservice agency founded in 1999 whose mission is to provide diverse and creative support services to children and families throughout Connecticut.
The CCP Center of Refugee Immigrant Services (CRIS) program recruits, screens, trains, and approves qualified applicants to become foster parents who can provide outstanding care to vulnerable unaccompanied children and adolescents, during their transition to identified sponsors.
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