Answering Children’s Questions About Foster Care
Florida social worker Paul C. Milford has some advice to help foster parents answer tough questions.
Florida social worker Paul C. Milford has some advice to help foster parents answer tough questions.
Focusing on schoolwork can be difficult for a child or teen in foster care. There are many ways foster parents and educators can help these youth succeed.
Youth transitioning out of foster care can end up in undesirable situations without the proper skills and support system to become independent, successful adults.
12 youth formerly in foster care spent their summer in Washington D.C. participating in the Foster Youth Internship Program (FYI).
Matching Families software matches a child’s specific needs with a foster or adoptive family.
Charitable partnership includes complimentary production and airing of public service announcements (PSAs).
Award-winning journalist Lisa Ling interviewed case workers, a judge, foster parents and families involved in the Los Angeles County child welfare system.
Everyone needs and deserves the safety and stability that a family can provide. Consider the benefits of adopting an older child from foster care.
Children are meant to stick to one place, or with their caregiver, for their entire childhood. But what happens when that attachment is broken?
Consistency can help you set a course to achieve results in the uncertain and inconsistent world of foster care.