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How do I become a foster or adoptive parent?The Alaska Center for Resource Families provides resources and training for prospective foster families.View our newsletter!"Training Tracks", our quarterly newsletter, provides fresh coverage of topics of interest for foster and adoptive families. Self-Study Catalog!View or print ACRF's Self-Study catalog with Adobe Acrobat.
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Pre and Post Adoption Support ServicesAs part of our grant from the State of Alaska, we can provide case management, information, brief crisis intervention, support, assessment, and referrals for Alaska's pre- and post-adoptive/guardianship caregivers and their children. Professional adoption staff located in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Mat-Su can work with families in person or over the phone. Adoption support services are funded by a grant from the State of Alaska, Office of Children's Serves and there is no cost to adoptive or guardian families. Who We ServeAdoption support services are available to families involved in State, Tribal, relative, private, international, pre- and post-adoptions and guardianships. All services are available without regard to race, ethnicity, language, religion, disabilities, sexual orientation, age, veteran status or marital status. NEW! December 2006: Adoption Article of Interest “Why Are You Kissing that Child?” A parent talks about transracial adoption Resources We Provide:
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Contact Our OfficesResource Family HandbookView or print the Resource Family Handbook with Adobe Acrobat. NEW Interactive Self-Study Orientation
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