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We weren't ready to stop being parents
After raising their three children, Phillip and Kim Nguyen weren't ready to stop being parents. They became refugee foster parents, welcoming six refugee teens and a baby into their home and family.
PlayGo Further for Family Walk/Run
Walk, run, or bike for a cause in your own neighborhood, in your favorite park, or on your local trails.
PlayBecome a transitional foster parent
Foster parents are urgently needed—to give these kids a safe home until they can be reunited with family.
PlayWhat the Pandemic Taught Us: Innovative Practice Report
Research funded by The Annie E. Casey Foundation, Inc.
Unaccompanied minors at the border: What’s happening and how you can help
Thousands of unaccompanied children crossing the border need safe and loving foster homes now.
"Like a family” isn’t a family
Should you give to orphanages? Almost always, no. There’s a better way to help children find families, not institutions. Learn why orphanages harm children and how you can help.
4 things to know about adopting sibling groups
By adopting siblings, you’re helping children who have already been through unimaginable loss be together with their brothers and sisters in the same home—rather than being separated into multiple families.
Our why: Changing the world through family
While it’s true that our what and our how have evolved through the years, our why remains: we want to change the world through family.
The keys to open relationships after foster care adoption
Adoptive parent and Bethany parent specialist, Mandy Taylor, shares 6 incredible tips for maintaining relationships with biological families after an adoption through foster care.
5 tips for your first open adoption visit
The first visit post-placement is usually emotional, as it lays the foundation for a lifelong relationship. These tips can make your experience more comfortable.