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

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

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.

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

How a foster to adopt family in Ethiopia is coping during the COVID-19 crisis

As part of the Year of the Bible, this devotional is focused on what it looks like to love others with actions more than words.

Although some won’t understand what the adoption process is like, don’t discount the strength and encouragement waiting families can find in community.

Quarantining at home is safe only if home is a safe place. The Church needs to be ready to meet a growing need for foster families.

The Safe Families for Children model engages families, churches, and local governments to support families in crisis and keep them together.