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Who’s got your back

Raising children as a single parent or parenting through foster care or adoption can be challenging. Maybe you need help, but you're afraid to ask your friends and family again. Explore new avenues for support by identifying the kind of help you need.

I have his eyes: An adoptee reunites with her birth father

After a successful search and reunion with her birth father, adoptee Melinda invests time and understanding in their growing relationship.

Home studies remain essential despite coronavirus risks

The coronavirus has made it risky to enter a stranger’s home, but Daisy Cordero knows her home study is the only thing standing between an unaccompanied child and their family

Refugee employment: How COVID-19 affects the refugee workforce in the U.S.

Imagine trying to navigate this situation thousands of miles from home, in a new culture and with a new language. This is the world recently resettled refugees are living in.

Pregnancy counseling: Supporting birth moms through delivery and adoption during COVID-19

Kristen Schlee, a pregnancy counselor, shares how current restrictions on hospital visitors affect birth moms making adoption plans.

Fear, uncertainty, trauma? For human trafficking survivors, this was already the norm

The coronavirus is redefining our times as a “new normal.” But for Lisa Dominguez, who began working at Bethany at the start of the pandemic, helping human trafficking survivors find the resources they need is business as usual.

Behind the Front Lines - Foster care: An already complex journey for kids and families becomes radically more difficult

COVID-19 adds extra challenges for parents working to reunite with their kids after foster care.

Created for connection

We were created for connection. Our words and actions become an expression of a spiritual blessing wrapped in flesh so it can be experienced.

A second chance at home

When Kim’s husband died suddenly, her biggest fear was that their children would go into foster care. Thanks to Safe Families for Children, her family now shares a lasting community network of support.

I had so much hope

A big vision requires big hope. Can the dream succeed if even one person believes?

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