Supporting Adoption Families
Adoption Guidance, Support, & Community
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Why Foster Care Matters More in West Virginia
Foster care in West Virginia faces a critical need for foster parents, with nearly 6,000 children in the foster system as of 2025. Mission WV is committed to supporting foster families at every stage of their journey, from initial inquiry to ongoing care. Our resources are designed to empower families, ensure stability for children, and build a network of support across the state.
How We Help You Become a Foster Parent
Connect with Mission West Virginia
Think of us as the first step in the process of being certified. Our Foster Care Coordinator can answer questions, provide information and help you find the agency that is the best fit for your family.
Receive Guidance Through Certification Process
We will stay in touch, even after you match with an agency. Our Foster Care Coordinator can provide guidance, support, and be your advocate during the entire process.
Become Certified to Foster a Child
You’ll become certified through your agency of choice and be well on your way to opening your heart and home to a child in need of care!
How Mission WV Supports Foster Care
Information & Guidance
Our Foster Care Coordinator answers questions, provides information, and helps families find the agency that best fits their needs.
Certification Support
We guide families through the certification process, offering advocacy and support every step of the way.
Ongoing Resources
Foster families receive access to free training, support groups, financial assistance information, and a peer network for ongoing encouragement.
Advocacy
Mission WV advocates for better policies, resources, and recognition for foster families statewide.
Let Us Guide You Through Your First Steps of Foster Care
Mission West Virginia is a resource for any questions that you may have about foster care or adoption in West Virginia. Several of our staff can even share their own personal experiences with fostering and adoption.
Mission West Virginia does not certify families or place children in foster or adoptive homes. Instead, we are here to provide you with information about the process and help you take your first steps. We can assist you in choosing an agency in your county, answer questions, and provide guidance as you complete the certification process to become a foster parent.
Contact Us Today
Based in Hurricane, WV, Serving All of West Virginia
168 Midland Trail, Suite 1, Hurricane, WV 25526
(304) 562-0723 (Office) | mwv@missionwv.org
Service Area
Mission WV serves all of West Virginia, including Charleston, Huntington, Morgantown, Parkersburg, and rural communities.