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How do I become a foster or adoptive parent?The Alaska Center fir 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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Foster ParentingThe National Foster Parent Association is a professional national organization of foster parents. They have a regular newsletter, access to information and chapters throughout the United States. The Anchorage Foster Care Association recently assembled and is currently getting up and running. Foster families must know and follow the Alaska Foster Care regulations. This series called Understanding Regulations: What Alaskan Foster Parents Needs to Know is a way to learn about the regulations and earn training hours while you do it. Located at the website of the Alaska Center for Resource Families. The State of Alaska's Office of Children's Services has a specific form to use if you wish to file a Grievance Procedure Form because of some action of Office of Children's Services. The form and information of how to file a grievance is listed partway down the list of publications on the OCS website.
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Upcoming EventsContact Our OfficesResource Family HandbookView or print the Resource Family Handbook with Adobe Acrobat. NEW Interactive Self-Study Orientation
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