In honor of May as National Foster Care Awareness Month, the Regional Resource Teams and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services are highlighting exceptional foster families by fulfilling 31 wishes of 31 families during the 31 days in
If you've been looking to expand your library to include books relevant to foster care, adoption, kinship care, trauma, diagnoses, or behaviors, we hope this list is helpful to you!
When David and Greg began the licensing process, they had never been parents before and only wanted to foster one child. However, while they continued the process, an unlicensed relative needed respite
Katlin and Rachel are amazing foster parents and outstanding advocates. They go above the call of duty requesting service providers, medical treatment, and higher educational support for the child plac
Claire became licensed with hopes of fostering one Muslim youth. Soon after she was licensed, she agreed to accept placement of a 3 youth who are refugees from Afghanistan. Going from be
Anne and Jim never hesitate to accept a placement when they believe it will be a good fit for their family and the child, and they go the extra mile for each child they have welcomed into their home. T
During a statewide search, Laura’s licensing agency was unable to locate a placement for an 8-year-old non-verbal child with autism. Although Laura was out-of-state caring for her son who had been in a
