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"Kids Grow Better in Families" Become a Foster Parent Today!
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May is National Foster Parent Month!

Diversion would like to thank all of the foster parents that make an ongoing commitment to the children in their homes.  Every moment you are making a difference in the life of the child in your home. 

Please consider joining the Diversion Team today and enrich the life of a child.  There are many children waiting for a safe place to call home. 

If you are able to help a child as a foster parent or just have a few hours a week to to mentor a child please call Stacy Shaw, State Director today!

800-824-3007
or
tjsas@bright.net
Mission Statement

Diversion is a non-profit treatment foster care and adoption agency, which provides safe and nurturing families with intensive case management services. This is achieved by focusing on the immediate and on-going physical psychological, educational and emotional needs of the child and family. We strive to provide the highest quality of services to children and families by offering crisis intervention, on call availably, individualized treatment plans and small caseloads.

Diversion believes that there should be a continuum of services available for families and children.  This continuum starts with home based services designed to strengthen and maintain the family as a unit, moves to using the extended family as a resource then to foster care.  Out of home services should be based as close to the families community as possible and designed to bring about reunification of the family as rapidly as possible with after care services provided.  In providing foster care, it is understood that the purpose is for short-term care, with reunification of the family as the main goal.  In situations where there is no family or reunification is not possible, Diversion will provide long-term foster care or assist in preparation toward adoption or emancipation.