Will You Join The Fight?
Now that you’ve seen the story of Possum Trot and the difference that a few people can make in the experiences and outcomes for kids in foster care, what will you do?
Explore Foster-Adopt
The Wrights and a handful of other people said, “Yes” to meeting kids in foster care where they are and providing safe, loving homes where healing could begin.
Our I Belong Project films 500+ adoption-eligible kids in foster care each year who are in need of families. Learn how to get started and::
Start A Foster Friendly Community
In the film, it wasn’t until the entire community came together to wrap-around the adoptive families and support one another that the families — and then the kids — began to thrive.
Georgia Kids Belong is starting Foster Friendly Communities across the state to show up for foster and adoptive families as they care for vulnerable kids. Learn what it takes to:
6 More Ways You Can Help Change The Future For Vulnerable Kids
Explore Fostering
There are many models for fostering today, from 72-hour custodial care and respite care to short- and long-term placements. Explore fostering here in Kentucky. Be sure to sign up for our national FosterCon webinar series to hear stories and get practical help.
Become A Foster Friendly Business
Your retail business can create an offer to support foster families, from food and entertainment offers to personal-care experiences and more.
Make A Gift
Become a partner by making a recurring gift to fund our work to help kids in foster care find belonging.
Share I Belong Project Videos
Like and share the kids’ videos you see on our Facebook and Instagram feeds to help connect adoption-eligible kids in Kentucky with potential adoptive families. You never know whom you’ll inspire! Follow us:
Make Your Church Foster Friendly
Engage your faith community to care for foster and kinship families in your congregation and community at-large.
Why Foster Care Should Be A Top Priority For All Of Us
Being in foster care is an upstream contributor to many social wounds that diminish the flourishing of our youth and our communities as a whole.
