Child & Family Services of the Upper Peninsula, Inc.
Serving Children and Families in Michigan's Upper Peninsula Since 1919
The need for foster parents is significant. According to the
Kids Count in Michigan Data Book 2009, child abuse or
neglect cases in the Upper Peninsula showed an alarming
93% increase from 2000 to 2007. Young foster children come
from every walk of life, in every age and race, from every county
in the U.P. and across the state and nation.
706 Chippewa Square, Suite 200 Marquette, MI 49855
Phone: (906) 228-4050 Fax: (906) 228-2153
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Foster Care
FOR MORE INFORMATION, please contact:
Brian Lingle, Foster Care and Licensing Worker, at (906) 228-4050 x 128 or blingle@cfsup.org.
Lynn Pittman, Licensing Worker at (906) 228-4050 x 121 or lpittman@cfsup.org.
Francy Economy, Foster Care / Licensing Worker at (906) 282-7762 or feconomy@cfsup.org.
Satisfying. Humbling. Enjoyable. Fulfilling. We've heard the
rewards of being a foster parent described in countless ways.
Have questions? We understand that the
decision to become a foster parent is one
that accompanies many questions. We're
here to answer any questions you may have.
Check out our Foster Parent Q & A, which
answers some common questions about
foster care and the foster parent's role.
The rewards of being a foster parent are many. You can
make a difference in a child's life just by being in it. Just by
being you. When you make the decision to open your heart
and open your home to a child in need, you're offering
much-needed love, guidance and support. At times it is a
demanding job, one that requires patience and persistence,
but the emotional and personal rewards that come with it are
unlike any other.
"In helping others, we help ourselves. Whatever good we give out completes the circle and comes back to us." --Flora Edwards
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