You Don’t Have to Do This Alone
FOSTER & KINSHIP PARENT RESOURCES
At CFK we understand the challenges and rewards that come with fostering, and we’re here to encourage and equip you in meaningful ways. From special events and thoughtful gifts to meals, training, resources for your family’s needs, and access to mental health support, we are committed to providing the tools and care your family deserves.
New to CFK?
Click below to connect with the CFK team and join our community of foster and kinship families. We’re excited to learn how we can offer support and care for your family.
Upcoming Events
“It’s Good to Gather” family event | Saturday, April 5th | First Tee Learning Center
Hope for the Journey Conference | Saturday, April 29th | CFK Homebase
Foster Family Respite Night | Saturday, May 3rd | Forest Hill Waxhaw
Save the Date!
(Registration coming soon)
“It’s Good to Gather” parent dinner: May
“It’s Good to Gather” family event at the Charlotte Knights: Summer 2025
Family Overnight Camp at Lurecrest: September 2025
“We See You” celebration event: Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025
Ongoing Support
Fostering can feel lonely, but you don’t have to be alone. CFK provides ways for you and your family to be encouraged and equipped.
Be Encouraged
We connect
It’s Good to Gather Events
Camp Lurecerest
Prayer & Worship Nights
We Remember
Hard court dates
Anniversaries
Milestones & transitions
We celebrate
We See You annual event
We surprise!
Be Equipped
we train
Trauma-Informed Training
we provide
Tangible needs to help in transition or crisis (connect with our team)
In-person shopping trips for teens
Respite Night
However Long We Get Podcast - Coming Soon!
Check out our past events
One of our favorite ways to support foster families is through ‘It’s Good to Gather’ events. These are special dinners and outings where foster parents can gather to connect and lift one another up.
Check out one of our ‘It’s Good to Gather’ events we held at First Tee Greater Charlotte. This one was for the whole family!
“Having a strong community around us when we accepted a new placement is the most tangible love I’ve ever felt. They anticipated our needs when I couldn’t even figure out what I needed. We never could have been healthy foster parents without it.”