Yakama Nation supports kinship caregivers
The Yakama Nation Kinship Program helps caregivers meet the needs of children in their care by connecting them with resources and necessary supports.
Kinship
Seminole Nation provides ongoing support to children and caregivers
The Family Services Department provides the full continuum of care—from investigation, to home study of a potential family, to ongoing work with the child, the birth parents, and the new caregivers.
Placer County wraparound support model
This California program provides support to families to prevent out-of-home placements and increase the changes that children achieve permanency.
FosterAdopt Connect supports parents through public and private partnerships
FosterAdopt Connect recruits, trains, and supports foster, kinship, and adoptive parents with services, including parent mentoring, specialized support groups, and in-home residential treatment in parts of Missouri.
KEEP trains and supports foster and kinship caregivers
KEEP’s 16-week program improves outcomes and placement stability for children ages 5-12 in Oregon, New York City, Baltimore, and 12 sites in England.
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