The I Belong Project™ uplifts the stories and voices of kids in foster care who are legally free for adoption. The pop-up photo and video shoots take place monthly as part of an entire day designed for youth to have fun, play and just be kids. Capturing and sharing each story is done with the utmost dignity in the hopes that the resulting videos connect children with a family.
The I Belong Project™ uplifts the stories and voices of kids in foster care who are legally free for adoption. The pop-up photo and video shoots take place monthly as part of an entire day designed for youth to have fun, play and just be kids. Capturing and sharing each story is done with the utmost dignity in the hopes that the resulting videos connect children with a family.
The I Belong Project™ uplifts the stories and voices of kids in foster care who are legally free for adoption. The pop-up photo and video shoots take place monthly as part of an entire day designed for youth to have fun, play and just be kids. Capturing and sharing each story is done with the utmost dignity in the hopes that the resulting videos connect children with a family.
An unforgettable day spent with the Nashville Soccer Club. Kids in Tennessee seeking adoption were treated like MVPs at a recent I Belong Project at GEODIS Park.
It is difficult to know where to start if you're considering adopting from foster care in Tennessee. This post is a great overview and guide to help understand the process in our state.
National Adoption Awareness Month, celebrated each November, is dedicated to raising awareness about the need for adoptive families for children and youth waiting in foster care. We hope this month serves to educate, inspire and mobilize individuals, families, and communities to support adoption efforts.
Feeling like I finally belonged was the best feeling...
Four in 10 kids placed in foster care are there as a result of parental addiction. While neglect is the most common reason for removal (62 percent), these cases often also involve such underlying factors as addiction. (HHS) “We were…
