Consider Fostering
Requirements, the six-step licensing process, training hours, and what Indiana pays.
Childplace is a licensed child-placing agency in Jeffersonville, Indiana. We license and support foster families across Southern Indiana, working alongside the Indiana Department of Child Services to place children who have been removed from their homes.
A licensed child-placing agency handles the licensing, training, and ongoing support that foster families need.
Children come into foster care because a court removed them from an unsafe home. They arrive carrying the trauma of abuse, neglect, and the loss of everything familiar.
Foster families give them somewhere safe and steady to land while the adults sort out what comes next. That means structure, patience, and a home where physical, emotional, and spiritual growth are all possible.
Childplace trains and equips families for that work, partnering with you every step of the way.
Reunification is the primary goal of foster care. Roughly two out of three children in foster care return to their biological families, and Childplace works toward that outcome alongside the Indiana Department of Child Services, biological parents, and the providers involved in a case.
That shapes how we support foster families. You'll be asked to hold two things at once: care for a child fully and support a plan that may send them home.
Our team handles case coordination, licensing, and crisis support so foster parents can focus on the child in front of them. Every family and every child that comes through Childplace has worth, and we build our services around that reality.
Childplace’s main office is located at 2420 East 10th Street in Jeffersonville, Indiana. We license foster families throughout Southern Indiana, including Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Scott, and Washington counties.
If you live in the area and you've been wondering whether fostering is something your family could do, the next step is small. Attend a virtual info session, or call (812) 282-8248 to learn more and have your questions answered.
Requirements, the six-step licensing process, training hours, and what Indiana pays.
The licensing specialists and case managers you'll work with, and how to reach them.
A no-commitment, virtual evening session. Bring your questions, hear how placement works, leave.