Category: Colorado Springs

Most of us have places that feel like ours even though we do not live or work there. It may be a relative’s kitchen, a

A dependable vehicle can be easy to take for granted. For a young adult establishing an independent life, however, transportation may determine whether a job,

A crisis has a way of shrinking the world to the next decision, the next phone call, or the next moment that must be endured.

For children who have experienced trauma, difficult moments rarely happen at convenient times. They may surface during a transition, a family outing, or an ordinary

When a foster family welcomes children into their home, daily life can change overnight. There are more appointments, more laundry, more meals to prepare, more

When people think about supporting foster care, their attention naturally goes to the child who has entered foster care. That child’s needs matter deeply, but

Help can change a difficult day. Staying can change the direction of a life. Both matter. A delivered meal, a donated item, or a ride

When Fostering Hope describes volunteers as becoming “aunts and uncles” to foster families, we mean something both simple and significant. Volunteers build enduring relationships while

Imagine taking three siblings into your home and having to endure four years of not knowing whether you would ultimately be able to adopt them.

Becoming a foster parent requires courage, patience, and a willingness to welcome uncertainty into family life. Remaining a foster parent often requires something else, a