Every day, families in the El Paso area find themselves in difficult situations that require outside assistance. Benefiting from the strength and commitment of caring foster families, children who are in need of our services are given the gift of positive, healthy relationships with adults and other children in a non-threatening home environment.
While in foster care, children are closely supervised by both foster parents and agency staff. They are given the opportunity to develop positive social, educational, and emotional skills, and discover their inherent strengths and potential for future success. Foster parents are special people who open their homes and families to provide temporary care and a family experience to children who need more individualized attention and care.
Parents or legal guardians remain legally responsible for children while they are in foster care and visit regularly with children until they are reunited. For more information on becoming a foster parent, contact Rowena Dipasupil, Senior Administrator of Social Services, rpdipasupil leemoor. Click here for information on how to become a Foster Parent. Foster Care Program. All Rights Reserved. Facebook Profile Instagram Profile.
