Newcomer Training Quiz - Seven Secrets to Successful Foster Parenting

Seven Secrets to Successful Foster Parenting
Completed quiz counts for one hour of ongoing training credit for the individual. (Credits are accumulated by individual, not by family.) Volume 7 Tags: Administrative Procedures and Program Goals (7.708.65.C.3)
Name*
First Last
Email*
Today's Date*
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Your Home Supervisor*
- I don't have a placement yet, so I don't have a Home Supervisor assigned
- Danielle Price (SLV)
- Grace Beattie (DEN)
- Jessica Farr (DEN)
- Jordyn Byers (COS)
- Yasmin Castillo (COS)
- Natasha Gillespie (COS)
- Kathryn Kell (COS)
- Aspen Laird (COS)
- Selena Wupper (COS)
- Payton Ziegler (COS)
Alliance with Hope and Home's Mission and Values
Section on page 2 | True/False
1. Hope and Home is dedicated to rescuing children and placing them within a community that communicates their worth, value and love.*
- True
- False
2. We provide community by encouraging our families to take part in special events, support groups, Zoondoogle reward systems, and more!*
- True
- False
3. It's not important that every foster parent embrace Hope and Home's values.*
- True
- False
Compliance with the State of Colorado's Rules and Regulations
Section on page 2 | True/False
4. Because Hope and Home is a non-profit Christian organization, we do not have to comply to all the rules and regulations of the state.*
- True
- False
5. Paperwork is not a top priority. As a foster parent you should have 75% of your paperwork completed at all times.*
- True
- False
Collaboration with County Goals and Objectives
Section on page 3 | True/False
6. It is the job of the county to choose which foster families they want to place with.*
- True
- False
7. FSP stands for Family Service Plan. This plan is set in place to help bio-parents regain custody of their child/children in care.*
- True
- False
8. Supporting reunification can be hard. Managing the internal conflict this causes and remaining supportive of the birth family and their service plan is one of the most difficult, yet critical, aspects of foster care.*
- True
- False
Active Involvement with Hope and Home
Section on page 3 | Short Answer
9. What does it mean to you to be "actively involved" with Hope and Home?*
Love to Nurture Parenting
Section on page 4 | Short Answer
10. You've been trained on Love to Nurture, but now you're getting to live it out! In simple terms, how would you describe this philosophy? If applicable, how have you seen this method work with children in your own home?*
Stability
Section on page 4 | Short Answer
11. You are navigating a whole new world of stress, appointments, and children depending on you. What are ways that you are currently practicing self-care?*
Balance
Section on page 4 | True/False
12. Parents who find themselves obsessing over things they have no control over often lose perspective and find themselves angry, frustrated and discouraged.*
- True
- False
13. Staying out of the case and focusing instead on meeting the needs of the child, has proven to be one of the best strategies for staying balanced.*
- True
- False

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Newcomer Training Quiz - Seven Secrets to Successful Foster Parenting

Seven Secrets to Successful Foster Parenting

Alliance with Hope and Home's Mission and Values

Compliance with the State of Colorado's Rules and Regulations

Collaboration with County Goals and Objectives

Active Involvement with Hope and Home

Love to Nurture Parenting

Stability

Balance

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