The phrase "a potential foster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who may become a foster parent or a potential candidate for fostering a child.
Example: "After reviewing their application, we believe they could be a potential foster for the children in need."
Alternatives: "a possible foster" or "a prospective foster".
5,000 copies of a handbook for foster parents and 15,000 copies of an information brochure for potential foster families have been printed.
Kristina described the process as quite "invasive", as a social worker is required to ask potential foster carers about every aspect of their life.
● We're asking startups to help us engage and recruit potential foster parents by creating an intuitive and streamlined experience.
Montenegro's first all-in-one application envelope reaches out to potential foster parents PODGORICA, 27 January 2014 - UNICEF invented a prototype for Montenegro's first ever free-post, self addressed, all-in-one application envelope/form enabling potential foster parents to express an interest and request more information.
It is important to potential foster and adoptive homes because these dogs come with a lifetime of training and behavioral support from Safe Humane.
The Trump administration has granted a federally funded foster care agency in South Carolina the right to freely discriminate against potential foster parents who are LGBTQ or who are Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Catholic and other non-Protestant faiths.
Mr. Medina said he was merely trying to reach the widest universe of potential foster parents.
Social media is increasingly important in the communications mix for organisations looking to reach new potential foster carers.
The females of each group usually select a particular species as the host, and, more often than not, the eggs of the parasite closely resemble those of the potential foster parent.
