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dren they will accept. Children coming into a home, if ten and older, are expected to sign an agreement of rules and acceptable behaviors while with their host family. VEFC works hard to insure the experience is a positive one for all involved.
Since 1979, VEFC has served 12,359 children across the state. Children needing emergency removal from their own homes, children in foster care whose foster parents need brief respite, children of every different age have been served. Some host parents have been with VEFC for 12 years. Host families are always free to say “no” when a call for emergency placement comes in. Right now, Rappahannock VEFC needs
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