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Coaching families through crisis
You may be familiar with Safe Families’ volunteer hosts who care for children while their parents resolve a temporary crisis. Did you know you can also volunteer as a family coach?
PlayLove is an action
The love God calls us to is a particular kind of action—placing the welfare of others above our own.
This is something we can do
If caring for children is your gift, Safe Families may be a great match for you to make a real difference for families that need your support.
PlayGiving my family a second chance
The intensive, in-home coaching Homecare provides keeps families together when crisis might otherwise tear them apart.
PlayFamilies are stronger together
Raising young children can be lonely and isolating, especially for new parents with little support. That’s why SafeCare at Bethany strengthens and supports families when they need it most.
PlayUnderstanding kinship care and foster care
Rather than competing, kinship care and foster care often complement each other, giving children the safe care they need.
Do you still need me?
As kinship care becomes the preferred first placement option for children entering foster care, with family members and close family friends serving as caregivers, foster parents may wonder, “Do you still need me?” Absolutely, we do.
What could have made a bigger difference?
A phone call changed John and Mary’s family, and overnight they went from grandparents to parenting their young granddaughter for more than two years. Reflecting on that experience, they ask, “What could we have done to make a bigger difference in her life? What could have been more important—or more fun?”