12 tips for keeping prospective parents engaged during uncertain times
Your support, flexibility, and encouragement will help to keep prospective foster and adoptive parents connected and ready to move forward.
AdoptUSKids authors include experts in child welfare, communications, evaluation, and/or technology from across the United States. Together, they drive the AdoptUSKids project, as it supports foster and adoptive families, raises awareness about the nationwide need for more of these families, and provides resources to child welfare systems and professionals.
Your support, flexibility, and encouragement will help to keep prospective foster and adoptive parents connected and ready to move forward.
Ideas from the field about changes agencies are making that could improve service long after the crisis is over.
A leadership program graduate talks about improving her organization’s matching process and making her system more family friendly.
Offering support to families in appropriate ways and listening to their feedback will help you meet their support needs now and strengthen your relationship with them in the future.
A webinar for parent support group leaders discussing how to recognize the signs of secondary traumatic stress in yourself and how to help you and your group members manage vicarious trauma.
While in-person celebrations may not be possible this year, it’s still important to recognize the incredible foster parents in your community. Here are 10 suggestions to get you started!