Renaissance Family Services of Texas is a Texas-licensed child-placing agency that arranges foster, adoptive and kinship placements and provides related supports to families across the Brazos Valley and the Temple/Waco/Round Rock areas.







Renaissance Family Services of Texas is a licensed foster, adoptive and kinship child-placing agency contracted with the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services to place children and youth into verified homes. The organization serves families in the Brazos Valley and in the Temple/Waco/Round Rock areas and is licensed to serve children and youth within the state of Texas.
The agency offers foster care, adoptive placements and kinship care, and describes a separate pathway for babysitting/respite providers. Typical eligibility and verification requirements listed for potential caregivers include:
The program materials emphasize behavioral support, medical oversight and safety procedures for children in care. Key items documented include:
The agency provides a set of operational forms and resources for caregivers, including a foster/adoptive/kinship parent handbook, monthly summary forms, medical and medication-log templates, daycare verification forms and links to state resources. It publishes schedules for pre-service and renewal training sessions and notes that certain trainings are intended only for families associated with the agency. The site also lists regional community resources and partner organizations.
Placement and supports for children and youth under the custody of CPS into verified foster homes; programming includes behavioral interventions and caregiver training to address trauma-related needs.
Services for families pursuing adoption including verification, training and support consistent with the agency’s adoption pathways.
A kinship pathway with modified verification and training requirements intended for relatives or designated caregivers providing long-term care or adoption; some eligibility differences (for example, age) are noted compared with non-kinship routes.
Verification requirements and training expectations for babysitters and respite providers who will care for children in agency placements, including background checks, CPR/first-aid certification and certain online trainings.
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