r/fosterit is a subreddit with 18k members. The most common flair used is foster youth, foster parent, seeking advice from foster youth, prospective foster parent, and aging out.
A subreddit where all members of the foster care community can come together at one table, including current & former foster youth, foster/adoptive/bio-parents & families, CASAs/GALs, caseworkers, etc.
Flair Used in r/fosterit
#1
Foster Youth
: "I got into community college!"
72 posts
#2
Foster Parent
: "Bringing a teen kiddo home from a residential facility."
32 posts
#3
Seeking advice from foster youth
: "Emancipation isn’t freedom — it’s abandonment. Let’s talk about real support for youth."
19 posts
#4
Prospective Foster Parent
: "Potential Foster Parents Please Read"
16 posts
#5
Aging out
: "Aged out foster youth wondering if I’ll ever find my forever family"
12 posts
#6
Kinship
: "Help finding foster parents"
12 posts
#7
Adoption
: "Speaking Positively about Bio Family"
6 posts
#8
CPS/Investigation
: "If I try to kill myself will CPS finally listen or will I just be admitted?"
6 posts
#9
Article
: "He Said Kids in Care Are Evil And People Wonder Why We Don’t Trust the System"
5 posts
#10
Meta
: "General Update and Announcement"
4 posts
Member Growth in r/fosterit
Yearly
+1k members(8.1%)
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Last updated: August 8, 2026