Treatment Foster Care
Every child should be able to live with mom or dad, but sometimes difficulties keep families apart. That's when you can help. Treatment foster care is home-based care for children and adolescents with significant emotional, behavioral, physical or medical challenges.
As a treatment foster parent licensed through Children's Service Society of Wisconsin, you will:
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Provide a safe, nurturing family environment that emphasizes a positive approach to parenting.
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Be an active member of a foster child's treatment team.
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Provide day-to-day care as you would for your own children.
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Provide medical/dental/vision care and any therapeutic services directed by the treatment team and/or medical personnel.
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Ensure positive school attendance and work with the child's school to ensure good academic progress.
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Set reasonable rules and help the child live by those rules through positive discipline.
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Work with the agency to develop and
implement a visitation plan appropriate for the child with the child's birth family/family of origin. 
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Meet with staff on a regular basis.
- Meet the agency's continuing education requirements.
For more information on becoming a Treatment Foster Care parent, click the "contact us" link above.
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