How is COVID-19 affecting children in foster care?
As with many crises, this one is hitting vulnerable people the worst. And it’s possible that more children will be in need of safe, loving homes as we move toward a “new normal.”
As with many crises, this one is hitting vulnerable people the worst. And it’s possible that more children will be in need of safe, loving homes as we move toward a “new normal.”
Foster parents change lives—both children’s and their own.
“Many times I’ve thought: Why do I come back every single day? Ultimately, I keep coming back because I know that I am making a difference.”
Sofia and DaShoan Olds adopted seven siblings from foster care two years ago. Today, Sofia reports, they are doing great! Sofia shared some of her parenting tips with us.
Five traits and supports you’ll want as an adoptive parent and tips for acquiring them while you’re waiting for a placement.
We’re talking with child welfare workers, collecting information from families, and working with trusted national and local organizations to bring you resources as we have them.