Join the NFPA in Reston, VA for our 52nd  Education Conference,
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National
The Council offers
National Support

Council members provide guidance and support to one another when a member is faced with specific challenges.

Experience
Supporting Resource Parents and Children
Decades of Experience

If you are a nonprofit foster care association that provides statewide support to resource families, join us.

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Understanding the strengths and challenges
State Insight

Council members advocate for needed changes and helps to provide better support to families who are involved with the child welfare system.

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JOIN US FOR THE 52ND NFPA EDUCATION CONFERENCE, AND CELEBRATE NEW PARTNERS AND MAKE NEW CONNECTIONS.

The National Foster Parent Association celebrates our 52nd education conference in person on June 23-25, 2023 at the Hyatt Regency in Reston, Virginia! The NFPA is committed to providing relevant top-quality opportunities to all families working within the foster care system, staff and other professionals who work with families and children.

CoSA meeting will be held on June 22,2023

CoSA members you will receive a confirmation email after registration that will contain the hotel link to book your stay, rooms are available from June 20th to the 26. If you do not receive your confirmation please contact the NFPA at it-admin@nfpaonline.org

You will be prompted to log into your membership to complete the process.

For more information about booking your Hotel room, Sponsorships, Group Rates, and to sign up to receive updates on the event, visit our website at https://nfpaeducation.com.

Best regards,

The National Foster Parent Association

Tentative Schedule

  • Friday June 23rd: 9-5
  • Saturday June 24th: 9-5, Includes Luncheon
  • Sunday June 25th: 9-12

 

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National Support

Council members provide guidance and support to one another when a member is faced with specific challenges.

State Insight

Understanding the strengths and challenges of these systems can help Council members advocate for needed changes and helps to provide better support to families who are involved with the child welfare system.

Sharing What Works

We help validate and reinvigorates our member’s efforts to develop new ways of supporting resource families.

Strength in Numbers

National advocacy is more successful when there is a diverse population of people striving toward a shared goal. Council members identify issues and bring them to the attention of the NFPA Board of Directors for consideration.