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Foster Kinship is a Nevada-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded on the belief that when children cannot be with their parents, they deserve to be with their family.

kin·ship care (noun)
The care of a child by a relative or trusted adult with an existing relationship to the child when they are unable to remain safely with their parents for a period of time. Kinship caregivers include biological relatives as well as fictive kin (family friends, neighbors, teachers, coaches, and other caring adults) who help children stay connected to family, culture, and community.
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Families across Nevada turn to Foster Kinship for support, guidance, and connection during some of life’s most unexpected moments.
Get ConnectedChildren across Nevada are able to remain safely connected to family with the right support.
Foster Kinship’s evidence-based Kinship Navigator model is expanding nationwide to strengthen families and prevent deeper system involvement.
From emergency resources to training and case management, families received support when they needed it most.
Through Foster Kinship support, families secured guardianship, licensure, or adoption to ensure long-term stability and decision-making authority.
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Your time, resources, and generosity help strengthen families and support kids.
View upcoming support groups, trainings, and events for caregivers, families, professionals, and community partners.
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