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You make a difference in the lives of children and families. It’s a big job, and AdoptUSKids is here to help you.
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How can we reduce congregate care placements? Lessons from South Carolina
In 2019, over 51% of teens in South Carolina’s foster care system lived in congregate care, also known as group homes. Two years later, there had been a 15% decrease in congregate care placements.
How do we start preventing adoption and guardianship disruption?
Many youth have trauma that is compounded when “permanent” families turn out to not be so permanent after all. Here are strategies to address this problem.
5 tips for honoring National Foster Care Month this year
This year’s theme is “Strengthening Minds. Uplifting Families.” The spotlight is on mental health.
AdoptUSKids welcomes Melinda Kline as national project director
Melinda Kline brings vast knowledge as a child welfare professional spanning over 30 years of experience.
Workers: Help recruit speakers bureau members
If you know of a family or young adult who may be interested, let us know!