Peninsula Foster Grandparent Program

The Peninsula Foster Grandparent Program offers individuals age 55 and older an opportunity to serve as mentors, tutors, and loving caregivers for children with exceptional needs. Our hope is that the personal attention each child receives from our volunteers assists with the self-confidence and self-value needed in order for the child to eventually become a productive citizen of society. The Vision of the Peninsula Foster Grandparent Program
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  1. 'MLK Day of Service' honors King's legacy through service to community

    Dec. 10, 2018 - The MLK Day of Service ceremony will take place Thursday, Jan. 17, from 9 a.m.-noon at the Northampton Community Center, 1435 Todds Lane. Read on...

  2. Senior advisory committee is accepting nominations for 2018 Senior Citizenship Award

    Oct. 5, 2018 - The Senior Citizen Advisory Committee, in partnership with Hampton's Parks, Recreation & Leisure Services Department, is accepting nominations for the 2018 Senior Citizenship Award through Nov. 1. Read on...

  3. Senior Corps names Hines Foster Grandparent of the Year for outstanding service

    June 21, 2018 – Foster Grandparent Mary Hines was recognized as the Senior Corps Foster Grandparent of the Year for her outstanding service and volunteerism with the program. Read on...

  4. Foster Grandparent Program volunteer honored for her work at Bassette Elementary

    June 5, 2018 - Foster Grandparent Cleo Byrd was recently honored by WTKR TV for her volunteer work at Hampton's Bassette Elementary School. Read on...
  1. Becoming a Foster Grandparent
  2. Foster Grandparent Benefits
  3. Important Dates & Schedules

Steps in Becoming a Foster Grandparent


  • Be 55 years of age or older
  • Have a genuine love for children
  • Be able to volunteer 20 hours a week
  • Complete an application and schedule an interview
  • Complete orientation training

Getting Started: