CFL Family Foster Care – Sunset Park
Our Family Foster Care program, which has gained wide recognition as a model for neighborhood-based, family-centered services in New York City and across the United States, provides training and case management for licensed foster families in Sunset Park.
By placing children with foster families in the community, the program seeks to reduce the trauma of separation from family members and to maximize opportunities for remediation and reunification in a normalizing neighborhood environment. Our program model is based on providing help to overcome barriers to effective parenting and supports to promote greater parental competency. Equally important is our focus on supporting meaningful community involvement in networks of friends and social services, with the goal of promoting ongoing family stability. Birth parents, foster parents, and children have access to services and resources at the Center and in the community both during and after the placement period.
Who Can Benefit from this Program
Parents with a child in foster care, foster parents, and children in foster care who live in Sunset Park, Brooklyn
How to Access this Program or Service
Contact the program at 718.438.9500
This program is associated with...
Center For Family Life
Our mission is to promote positive outcomes for children, adults and families in Sunset Park through the provision of a comprehensive range of neighborhood-based family and social services. Read More
Foster Care
For over 50 years, SCO's Foster Care practice has been helping children and their families grow, heal and thrive. We find safe, temporary families for children and teens throughout New York City and Long Island. Read More
Success Stories
H. Craig Treiber
"The diversity and impact of the services provided make me proud to support the organization.” Learn More
Antoinette’s Story
Morning Star
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Last year,
106
children were adopted by loving forever families
340
young adults served by SCO are in college this academic year