Personal narratives by families and foster care alumni
Georgia's efforts to improve the lives of children are fueled by a renewed determination to find permanent homes for kids like Anthony Spikes, who has spent much of his young life in foster care.
Practicing what we preach, our field office makes permanency a priority.
Santa Clara County, California, is safeguarding children by keeping families intact, offering parents the services they need to raise their children successfully.
The Chases are raising a family of eight children—siblings by birth, by adoption, and by legal guardianship.
Kinship care was the right decision for the Prestons, who are raising their two grandchildren.
Read about Angela Light's experience in foster care and her work to prevent other children and families from being pulled apart by poverty.
When Alicie Carter took in her two grandchildren, she didn't know that she was eligible for assistance. Now she helps educate other grandparents who have become kinship caregivers.
The stress of poverty pushed Latrice to a moment of neglect she'll never forget. Her story describes the challenges she overcame to reunite with her children.