FosterClub’s Key Principles of Youth Engagement

FosterClub has developed a set of 12 Key Principles, which are field-tested practices for engaging young people in foster care with dignity and effectiveness. Together, they help create a strong foundation, relationship, structure, and accountability. Three principles that are essential for working with students in foster care: “relationship before task,” “move at the speed of trust,” and “provide diverse opportunities.” To learn more, visit fosterclub.com.  

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