A foster home is a temporary living arrangement for children who cannot stay with their biological families due to various reasons, such as neglect or abuse. In these homes, trained caregivers, known as foster parents, provide a safe and nurturing environment. The goal is to support the child's well-being and help them heal until they can return to their families or find a permanent home. Foster homes are part of the larger foster care system, which aims to protect vulnerable children. Each foster home is licensed and monitored by local or state agencies to ensure that children receive proper care and support during their stay.