Bethany in Philadelphia

Learn about the Safe Families for Children movement (which is different from Foster Care) and how to become a volunteer serving vulnerable children and families in your community through practicing Radical Hospitality, Disruptive Generosity, and Intentional Compassion.

A group for adoptive and kinship families—caregivers, teens, and kids—to gather to support one another. The group's goal is to build connection and community through sharing a meal, learning, and thoughtful conversations.

Location: Dresher, PA

Show Hope’s Hope for the Journey conference is designed to equip and encourage parents and caregivers meeting the needs of children impacted by adoption and/or foster care. Bringing together teaching, resources, and practical experiences, parents and caregivers (and the churches and organizations seeking to serve these children and families) will gain a deeper understanding of these children’s needs.

Welcome to the world of fostering Unaccompanied Refugee Minors (Ages 13-17). Think about all the benefits that a family brings to the life of a youth in their teenage developmental years. Now picture all of that being taken away due to displacement from homes/families, due to war, violence, human trafficking, and persecution of all kinds. This is the predicament of Unaccompanied Refugee Minors from all over the world UNTIL a family like yours opens up their heart and home to them. Come join this information session to learn more about URM youth and how you can serve them!

Welcome to the world of fostering Unaccompanied Refugee Minors (Ages 13-17). Think about all the benefits that a family brings to the life of a youth in their teenage developmental years. Now picture all of that being taken away due to displacement from homes/families, due to war, violence, human trafficking, and persecution of all kinds. This is the predicament of Unaccompanied Refugee Minors from all over the world UNTIL a family like yours opens up their heart and home to them. Come join this information session to learn more about URM youth and how you can serve them!

Learn about the Safe Families for Children movement (which is different from Foster Care) and how to become a volunteer serving vulnerable children and families in your community through practicing Radical Hospitality, Disruptive Generosity, and Intentional Compassion.

A group for adoptive and kinship families—caregivers, teens, and kids—to gather to support one another. The group's goal is to build connection and community through sharing a meal, learning, and thoughtful conversations.