Working for Residential Child Care Licensing

Working to improve the lives of children and their families is a rewarding career, but casework is not for everyone. This video gives a realistic job preview of what it means to work as a Residential Child Care Licensing caseworker for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services.
Residential Child Care Licensing investigates and regulates any operation in Texas that cares for foster children. This position is the critical front-line to ensuring the safety and well-being of children in foster care homes. Learn more: bit.ly/JobsAtDFPS.

[@durrere1973]

I am considering this position. It breaks my heart to hear the stories. I am not sure I can do this position without crying.

[@truthignored1704]

This is a challenging job and the State of Texas can't keep people employed in these positions they hire people into because the pay sucks! They wonder why they can't keep employees?? Here's the answer: "You don't pay them enough and keep promoting and giving pay increases to office workers!"

[@musicgirl999]

I have an aunt and uncle who used to be foster parents