The agency is experiencing difficulties in finding local carers.
TUSLA is appealing for more local foster carers for older children and teenagers in the midlands.
Care team leader, Paula McEvoy, believes forcing kids to give up their friends and hobbies by moving towns makes the transition more difficult.
The agency is also campaigning for foster parents of diverse ethnicities.
The TUSLA rep says anyone can become a carer:
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