News & Press Releases

Bridge Michigan

Some child-welfare and foster care advocates say the state too often ensnares innocent adults in its Central Registry listings of people flagged for child abuse or neglect. But others warn against tilting too far against vulnerable children.

ABC 27

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — More than 80% of incarcerated women have experienced trauma in their lives. When their sentences end, the need for mental health assistance is crucial when re-enterin…

Governor Tom Wolf

Today, First Lady Frances Wolf hosted Women In Reentry: Mental Health, the third in a series of virtual conversations between reentry advocates and mental health professionals.

Washington Times

The words still resonate with me: "You did it the right way."

WMUK

A few months ago they were fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan. Now hundreds of refugees are preparing to make new homes in West Michigan.

Spirit of Jefferson

CHARLES TOWN – Holiday celebrations at Jean and Nick Petti’s home are boisterous and overflowing with more than a dozen family members and relatives.

Philadelphia Inquirer

'This is our moment. This is our moment as an organization to stand up.'

KNBN NewsCenter1

RAPID CITY, S.D. —  The Kaemingk home is like many homes with four children: it has a little bit of chaos and a lot of love. Kaemingk family The Kaemingk family always felt drawn to adoption. Adam Kaemingk, father, says, “It began in our hearts, and God really led us to…to continue to pursue adoption, and we felt like the...

lancasteronline.com

Sosan Najem can relate to the plight of Afghan refugees arriving in America to begin a new life.

The Fresno Bee