Various organizations, from large corporations and businesses to churches and civic groups, play a critical role in Holt's efforts to unite children with the safe, nurturing families they need. Tonight, children will sleep in a social worker's office, or in a hotel room, or they might board a flight to a residential facility on the other side of the country, all because we don't have enough families willing and prepared to welcome them home. And we know that we can't stop this foster care crisis without the help of organizations like yours. As we redouble our efforts to ensure that children in foster care can join a loving and secure home, we once again need your partnership. Will you come alongside us to help advocate for kids in foster care?
Here are a few ways that your organization can get involved!
The United States foster care system is designed to care for children in a family setting while they cannot safely live with their biological parents. But why are those children removed from their families in the first place? And who are the families who volunteer to care for these children temporarily, until a permanent solution can be identified? What happens to these children (and teenagers) when they leave foster care? Learn more from Holt's Sr. VP of U.S. Foster Care and Adoption, Greg Eubanks, as he explores ten secrets of foster care in this e-book, our gift to you.
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