On average, foster families make $17 a day, a source said, and reimbursement checks don’t start coming until the child has been in the house for at least a month.
, takes that license information and assigns children to foster parents.
For example, she said, the majority of people waiting to become foster parents are looking to care for young children, 3 years old and younger. Another challenge, one largely specific to Utah, is the state’s “infamy for large families,” she said. “Sometimes we have large families that are wanting to foster and that can be a struggle. … If you have eight kids already, and you have a sibling group of three, that takes you way over the scale.”
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