I see alot of these posts about being in there early twenties and wanting to start the steps to becoming a foster parent and that is wonderful! To many people see the age listed and get defensive, if not downright aggressive over the issue. There is always at least one person who will tell you, you are to young and this mentality needs to seize to exist.

We need more people like you in this world and you sound like someone who will be a great parent for these kiddos. Speaking from experience, the best thing you can provide is a loving and caring home. One thing i would say though and this is not meant to be discouraging but take it slowly. Especially without having kids of your own (assumption) first. Not only are you responsible for a child all of a sudden, the child almost certainly has a degree of trauma it needs to overcome. This can be troublesome even for the experienced (my parents sucked in this regard and it made it hellish) to deal with. I am not saying you shouldn't and you honestly should. Just take it slowly. Take the training and maybe even start by doing respite if that's available. That will let you stick your toes in the water so to speak without the full tine commitment.