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Foster Home Placement and Recruitment - Ramsey County Social Services

Adult Foster Care: licenses, monitors, and supports foster homes for vulnerable adults who cannot live independently due to physical, emotional, developmental, or mental health concerns. Home providers can provide up to 24-hour supervision for one to four residents (five if caring for elderly residents). Residents receive meals, support, supervision, and some assistance with personal care and living skills as needed. Child Foster Care: The goal of foster care is to keep children safe while supporting families' efforts to come back together. Most children who enter foster care in Ramsey County do return to their families. When families are not able to reunite, foster parents provide a safe, stable and nurturing home until a relative is found to care for the children. In some cases, foster families may be asked to provide a permanent home. Ramsey County recruits and trains foster homes and monitors foster care for the safety of the individual

Last assured

06/26/2024

Physical Address

121 Seventh Place East, Suite 2500, Saint Paul, MN 55101

Hours

8 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Friday

Voice

(651)266-5437

Intake Child Foster Care

Voice

(651)266-4258

Intake Adult Foster Care

Voice

(651)298-4014

Application process

Call

Eligibility

Anyone interested in foster care and/or persons looking to become licensed foster providers who are residents Ramsey County.

Languages

Karen

Oromo

Spanish

Somali

Hmong

American Sign Language

Service area

Ramsey County, MN

Agency info

Ramsey County Social Services

Provides services to meet basic human needs, assuring protection for children and people who are vulnerable, and assists in achieving self-sufficiency in a cost-effective manner.

Financial assistance programs such as MFIP and General Assistance are administered by the Ramsey County Financial Assistance Services Division.

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