Colorado State Foster Parent Association

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Colorado State Foster
Parent Association

CSFPA has been supporting foster, kinship and adoptive families in Colorado for over 40 years.

CSFPA is a voice for all foster, kinship and adoptive families in Colorado. We provide key services to these special families by providing education programs, support referrals, and advocacy.

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Interested in foster parenting?

Click here to learn how to become a foster parent

"Camp Glad-I-Did-It" Conference

CSFPA's camp for big kids

October 10-12, 2018

Click here to learn more and register.

Sheraton Denver Tech Center
Greenwood Village, CO

Registration Coming Soon!

Parents with Altitude

Parents with Altitude is a private Facebook group for foster/kinship parents only.

It is a great place to ask questions, share experiences, seek advice and support in a safe and confidential environment.

Learn more and request access

Buy with Amazon Smile for CSFPA

You can support CSFPA by simply shopping at smile.amazon.com and selecting "Colorado State Foster Parent Association" as your Amazon Smile charity! Amazon will donate 1/2% of your purchases to CSFPA. Is super simple and doesn't cost you anything.

Just remember to shop online at smile.amazon.com!

Who is CSFPA?

The Colorado State Foster Parent Association goals:

Conduct high quality education programs for foster/kinship parents that address the latest in social, physical/mental health, and developmental needs of children in placement by utilizing multiple mediums in order to truly be inclusive of the foster and kinship parents that CSFPA serves throughout the state;
Provide members with resources and benefits that support the entire family throughout placement and into permanency;
Advocate for public policy by participating in state, regional and national child welfare committees and task forces that support foster parent related issues, child welfare issues and issues concerning children in placement;
Conduct ongoing public relations efforts in order to better educate the community and general public of the needs of foster children and the need for foster parents including foster parent recruitment;
Develop strong community partnerships that support the association’s objectives and programs and target population.