Become a Member : What You Can Do : Nebraska Foster and Adoptive Parent Association

Become a Member

Join the Nebraska Foster & Adoptive Parent Association….your support will enable NFAPA to continue supporting foster parents statewide!

Ongoing trainings/conferences at local and state level
25% of membership dues goes toward an NFAPA Scholarship
Networking opportunities with other foster families, adoptive families and relative caregivers
Opportunity for all members to be actively involved by serving on committees and/or on the Executive Board
Working to instigate changes by alertness to legislation affecting the child welfare system
An advocate on your behalf at local, state and national levels

Membership Levels

Single Family Membership $25 a year
Family Membership $35 a year
Supporting Membership $75 a year
Organization Membership $150 a year
Friend of NFAPA $5 (billed monthly, please also select the recurring payment option below)

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What You Can Do

Resource Family Consultants

Our staff includes Resource Family Consultants who specialize in one-on-one relationships, which provide foster parents with emotional encouragement, skill reinforcement, and parenting strategies unique to providing out-of-home care.

Scholarships

The Nebraska Foster & Adoptive Parent Association (NFAPA) offers scholarships to adoptive, foster, guardianship or kinship youth who wish to further their education beyond high school or GED.

Become a Foster Parent

There is an ongoing need in Nebraska for families willing to share their hearts and their homes with children who require temporary foster care. There is also a need for “forever” families for our waiting children, especially teens, who are available for adoption.