When a kid’s parents temporarily cannot care for them, other people in the child’s life are known to step in. Kinship care refers to the arrangement where a child is placed with a relative or a family friend instead of in the foster care system or a residential...
Around 117,470 children in the US are waiting to be adopted. Many of them suffer from PTSD and often end up living on their own once they leave the foster care system. Various organizations are working to support these kids. There are many ways you can help...
The number of children in foster care in America has increased dramatically over the past couple of years, and there are currently over 400,000 children in need of great foster parents. Many single adults are not allowed to become foster parents, but there are still...
Foster care and adoption are often considered interchangeable. They are, however, quite distinct from one another. While there are many similarities, such as the common goal of providing children with a home, it’s vital to research both options before making a...
The holiday season is almost here, and families are preparing for feasts, travel, entertainment, and gift-giving. However, the Christmas season is also a substantial source of stress for many. There are several schools of thought on why depression rises during the...
When a child finds out that they’re adopted, it can be a confusing time for them. They may wonder what led to the adoption or have negative feelings that can affect their self-esteem. A great way to help them feel better is by reminding them that they’re...
