The Atlanta Braves have officially become the first Major League Baseball team to earn the Foster Friendly® designation through Georgia’s Kids Belong. Through discounted tickets, family-centered experiences, and ongoing support for foster and kinship families, the Braves are helping create moments of connection, belonging, and joy for children impacted by foster care.
Recently, Tennessee Kids Belong hosted an I Belong Project™ filming day at The Orchard Church in Memphis, creating space for an unforgettable day filled with joy, connection, and hope.
The I Belong Project™ exists to help children in foster care find permanency, connection, and belonging. These filming days are about more than capturing photos and videos—they are about creating moments where kids get to simply be kids. Moments where they are celebrated. Moments where their voices matter.
At its core, the I Belong Project™ is about more than photos and videos. Every child enjoys a fun-filled day, filled with unique experiences that allow their personalities to shine. Through trauma-informed storytelling, the resulting video profiles are shared to…
Last October, Tennessee Kids Belong returned to Bristol Motor Speedway for another unforgettable I Belong Project® filming day—made possible by a partner who has consistently shown up for kids in foster care across our state.
An East Tennessee Foster Friendly Faith Community opened their doors to help children in foster care connect with the permanent families they long for, alongside of Tennessee Kids Belong.
The I Belong Project™ exists to help kids in foster care find permanency, connection, and belonging. Days like this don’t just produce beautiful photos and videos - they create memories, inspire hope, and invite families across Tennessee to say “yes” to foster care and adoption.
In this module, we share ways to support foster families and the youth in their care.
In this module, we discuss things that are not helpful to foster families or the youth they serve.
In this module, we discuss what foster care is, including the people involved, the court process, and related topics.
In this module, we share the corrective principle of Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI®) and offer ideas for how to correct with connection in mind.
In this module, we share the empowering principle of Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI®) and provide tips and tools to empower children.
In this module, we share the connecting principle of rust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI®) and provide tips and tools for connecting with children.
