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Local couple shares journey as foster parents
The Martinsburg Journal
MARTINSBURG — Connell Cuffie grew up surrounded by a family and friend unit that cherished and prioritized raising children — whether biological or not — as a community, instilling a
Read MorePregnant in prison
Jen Strasenburgh walks alongside women facing an unplanned pregnancy, while simultaneously living in prison due to a substance misuse issue.
Read MoreGlobal family preservation
Keeping kids out of orphanages and strengthening families in Ghana
Read MoreGlobal refugee care
Already considered one of the most vulnerable populations, children and families in refugee camps are faced with a global pandemic
Read MoreBethany Christian Services Brings Awareness to the Refugee Journey in Honor of World Refugee Day
6/18/2020 5:00:00 PM
Bethany staff who came to the U.S. as refugees will share their personal stories in a webinar on Tuesday, June 23, 2020.
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Filling a ‘critical’ need for child care
Grand Rapids Business Journal
A program Bethany Christian Services launched three years ago is aiming to meet the region’s growing need for child care while giving refugees the chance to launch their own home-based businesses.
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This Georgia Foster And Adoption Agency Is Teaching New Parents How To Talk About Race
90.1 FM WABE
In wake of current events - racism, police brutality and civil unrest - the national director of a child welfare agency with ties in Atlanta has set out to train foster parents to talk about some uncomfortable, tough, but necessary conversations. Bethany Christian Services, a nonprofit foster and adoption center with
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Refugees are not a drain on the economy or a threat to security
The Hill
World Refugee Day should serve as a reminder that refugees are an asset to the U.S. — not a drain to its economy or national security risk.
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