Refugee foster parents welcome teens into their home and family

Learn how Alecia and Ryan practice intentional openness, by ensuring their four adopted children stay connected to their family members.

Time is running out for many older children in foster care. You could be the family they need now.

When her marriage and her world fell apart in one day, Bobbi’s family came through in every way so she and her children could be together.

Betrayed by her family into years of forced labor, Julia had lost hope. But her foster family helped her discover her worth.

Two families with no other connection adopted three siblings and became one big family for each other.

As a foster parent, Phillip provides a safe home for refugee youth who escape a dangerous childhood and come to the U.S. without a family. He knows what they’ve been through—this was his story too.

Through our partnership with the Ethiopian government and a local hospital, we work to reduce the risk of the virus’s spread, while continuing to place children into safe, loving families.

Are you struggling with stress and anxiety regarding the Coronavirus pandemic as a parent? Are you uncertain how to answer your child or teen's questions about COVID-19 and their feelings about the current situation? Answers to these questions and general information on how to deal with other crises will be discussed during this training.

Raising children as a single parent or parenting through foster care or adoption can be challenging. Maybe you need help, but you're afraid to ask your friends and family again. Explore new avenues for support by identifying the kind of help you need.