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20 years of safe delivery for Michigan’s newborns
Spartan Newsroom
SAFE DELIVERY LAW: A 2001 safe haven law is credited with rescuing 288 infants and dramatically reducing the number of babies illegally abandoned. In the late 1990s, increasing media reports of infants found in dumpsters, on church steps, in bathrooms and on the sides of roads prompted lawmakers to pass the Safe Delivery Law. It allows parents to surrender their infant for adoption legally, safely and confidentially within 72 hours of birth. We talk to a state infant health expert, Right to Life official and Bethany Christian Services. By Barbara Bellinger. Editor’s note: A chart shows surrenders by regions can be used to localize services. FOR ALL POINTS.
Read MoreLoving a child will change your life
When considering adoption, prospective parents may be looking (consciously or unconsciously) for a child who will “fit” their family. But waiting children in foster care need families who will make room for them and welcome them as they are.
Read MoreIs my open adoption safe?
Adoptive parents may wonder if it’s safe for their child to have an open relationship with birth parents who have a history of substance use. These questions and tips will help you set boundaries and adjust expectations.
Read MoreBethany Christian Services talks foster care and adoption during National Adoption Month
WOODTV.com
Bethany Christian Services talks about November as National Adoption Month and how the community can get involved.
Read MoreTwo organizations join forces to create indoor equine therapy facility in Berks County
Reading Eagle
Bethany Christian Services of Central Pennsylvania and Little Springs Farm broke ground on an indoor equine center in Brecknock Township to provide therapy programs for children in the foster care …
Read MoreTwo organizations work together to establish an indoor equine-assisted therapy facility in Berks County
Pennsylvania News Today
The two organizations have worked together to set up an indoor horse center in Brecknock Township to provide treatment programs for foster and foster children. Bethany Christian Services and Little Springs Farm in central Pennsylvania have begun construction of a new facility on Reading Road, featuring two state legislators from Lancaster County, at a special …
Read MoreBethany Christian Services and Little Springs Farm break ground on indoor equine therapy facility
Berks Weekly
Bethany Christian Services of Central Pennsylvania, a nonprofit that is committed to changing the world through family, and Little Spring Farm, a recreational riding center offering equine therapy programs for children in foster care and who have been adopted from the foster care system, broke ground on a new indoor facility at Little Springs Farm
Read MoreOfficials break ground on indoor horse therapy building near Berks-Lancaster County line
WFMZ News
Members say that the center is all about giving kids a comforting family experience.
Read MoreA veteran who served in Afghanistan now helps Afghan refugees resettle
For some families resettling in the U.S., this is the first time they’ve ever felt safe. Every one of us can do something to provide refugees with a warm welcome.
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