Continuing education for Georgia foster parents

Your foster-parent training hours, tracked in one calm place.

Foster411 Training helps Georgia foster parents take continuing-education courses, earn hours toward the annual requirement, and keep CPR, First Aid, and inspection dates from slipping through the cracks.

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What Foster411 Training does

Everything a foster parent needs to stay current on training — the coursework and the paperwork — in a single, friendly dashboard.

Take CE courses

Short, practical continuing-education courses written for foster parents — trauma-informed care, medication safety, de-escalation, and more. Read, watch, practice, and pass a quiz to finish.

Earn hours toward your requirement

Every completed course credits continuing-education hours toward your annual training goal. Watch your progress add up across the training year in one clear place.

Track certifications & get reminders

Record your CPR, First Aid, home-inspection, and re-evaluation dates. Foster411 Training flags what's expiring soon so a lapsed certification never catches you off guard.

Who it's for

Built for foster and kinship families

If you're fostering in Georgia, you carry an annual continuing-education requirement alongside everything else you do. Foster411 Training is for the parents doing that work — and for the co-parent in your household, since each of you tracks hours separately but can see how the family is doing at a glance.

Foster and kinship parents earning yearly CE hours
Two-parent households tracking each parent's progress
Families juggling CPR, First Aid, and home-inspection renewals

The idea

Less time chasing paperwork. More time being present for the kids in your care.

Foster411 Training keeps your coursework, your hours, and your key dates together so nothing important gets lost between agencies, binders, and sticky notes.

Getting started

Sign up free — bring your co-parent and your agency along

Create your account in under a minute — no invitation needed. From your dashboard you can invite your co-parent to link accounts (each of you tracks your own hours), and connect your agency or social worker so they can follow your progress. Every link needs both sides to agree, and either of you can undo it at any time.

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