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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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Contacting Us: Are you already on our list?The State of Alaska, Office of Children's Services has provided ACRF with a current listing of resource families who are pre-adoptive foster parents licensed by the State of Alaska or who are receiving adoptive or guardianship subsidies, so perhaps we've already contacted you!. If you finalixe and adoption or guardianship through the State of Alaska you will be automatically added to our list. We will send each new adoptive or guardian family a welcome packet which introduces our services. Tribal, private, international, and relative adoptive and guardian families are also invited to contact us directly and access our services. All adoptive or guardian families may access our services by visiting the local office, calling the local number or the 800 number, or by emailing us at bursel@nwresource.org. |
Upcoming Events
Contact Our OfficesResource Family HandbookView or print the Resource Family Handbook with Adobe Acrobat. NEW Interactive Self-Study Orientation
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Anchorage and South-central Alaska Support |
Statewide Support |
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| Brenda Ursel or Tammy Keech 840 K Street, Suite 101 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 907-279-1820 or 1-866-478-7307 outside of the Anchorage calling area |
Deborah Hayes M.Ed.or Linden Staciokas 907-479-7307 or 1-800-478-7307 |
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Mat-Su/Palmer Area Alaska Betsy Woodin, M.Ed 907-376-4678 |
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| A project of Northwest Resource Associates.
Funded by the State of Alaska DHSS, Office of Children's Services. Copyright © 2007 Northwest Resource Associates and the Alaska Center for Resource Families. All rights reserved. Privacy policy. |
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