Category: foster care

Adults review a support checklist with backpacks and school supplies on a community table.

Foster Care Support Checklist for School & Career Planning

A young person cannot plan confidently for graduation, college, work, or independence if basic needs, trusted relationships, records, transportation, and belonging are still uncertain. Education support matters. It works better when the rest of life is not left out. A quick answer for supporters Young people in foster care need more than encouragement to “stay

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Sibling Visitation in Foster Care

Here at Believe in Me, we see the same pattern again and again: siblings in foster care want to stay close, case plans allow it, but the last mile—rides, data plans, and a safe place to meet—keeps getting in the way. Our Love & Belonging pillar exists to close that gap with practical micro-grants that

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