Information for Volunteers
Our volunteers keep our engine going. They offer their time and expertise in several areas of programme implementation.
You can volunteer to become a Foster Care Ambassador, participate at an event, or offer your time or skills to assist with planned projects.
A Foster Care Ambassador is someone who has made the commitment to build awareness of the FTC Programme and encourage Christians to foster children. As an Ambassador you:
- Pray for children in state institutions and programs such as FTC, as well as CPFSA efforts to care for and protect children.
- Present yourself to your church family as a resource person who can answer questions about the foster care system and the FTC ministry. Start with meeting with your leaders/pastor to give feedback from Ambassador sessions and meetings. SUPPORT IS OFFERED BY OUR MORE EXPERIENCED AMBASSADORS FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
- Place announcements in your church bulletin/newsletter, letting people know how they can contact you or FLM for information about the foster care programme and ways to serve children in foster care.
- Make yourself visible and available so you can answer questions about children in foster care. Participate in appropriate small group meetings to share your mission.
- Target the church’s Children’s Ministry (if one exists) to promote foster care through sermons, fairs, drama, music, poetry and so on at church.
- Connect with foster parents and adoptive parents in your church. Learn about their needs and discover how your church can provide support.
- Stay up to date on current foster care related issues and look for ways to communicate them to your congregation (newsletters, church bulletins, emails, etc.)
- There are numerous other opportunities to volunteer. Skills in videography, creating brochures and newsletters, administration, photography, graphic design, tutoring, and many more are always welcome!





