Turning 18 is often described as the beginning of adulthood. For many young people, however, independence develops slowly and with a great deal of family
A child can be physically safe and still not feel safe. For children who have experienced abuse, neglect, separation, or repeated moves, the brain and
Amid life’s unexpected emergencies, there are moments when a ray of hope emerges, illuminating the path ahead. The Smith family, long-time foster parents, found themselves
The Armstrong family embodies hope and the power of community. With three biological children already, they made a life-altering decision to foster children in need.
Life has not been kind to Zach, a young man who has endured unimaginable trauma and heartbreak throughout his time in foster care. Just when
When we tell the stories of foster families, sometimes it is easy to turn the spotlight away from the pain that biological parents feel when
The journey of a foster care family goes beyond traditional definitions—it’s about opening your heart to those who need it most. On this path, Kevin
For more than two years, foster mom Courtney has worked to provide a safe, loving home for two young children, Jaxon and Peyton. As the
Transition and uncertainty define the lives of many youth in foster care, especially those who enter the system at a young age and eventually “age
Fear. Isolation. An inability to focus. Living in the present and unable to focus on the future. The world around me – and social interaction
