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They have open hearts and open homes. But, we need more of them. Author: Nick LaFave Updated: 5:21 PM EDT May 27, 2021
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Time for One Good Thing someone or something that makes West Michigan a good place to live.
May is National Foster Care Month. And, all kids need loving families. Some need them for limited periods of time while their parents work on their own issues. But, there are some problems within the U-S foster system that need addressing. One of which, you may be able to help solve. In today s OGT, we meet two foster parents whose story is unique. even though it really should not be.
May is time to celebrate foster children, thank advocates
There are 423,000 children in foster care across the country, with over 6,000 in Alabama; May is National Foster Care Month
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Alabamians have proven their resilience throughout the past year. As our state took precautions to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, we adjusted to changed surroundings, coped with being separated from loved ones and faced growing uncertainty about the future.
Sadly, these hardships are nothing new for 423,000 children in foster care across the country. For many of them including over 6,000 in Alabama those same challenges will remain even as other residents of our state and country regain a sense of normalcy.
Valley couple fosters young siblings to keep family together
A Phoenix couple is opening their heart and home to foster children and ABC15 is highlighting their story as part of National Foster Care Month.
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PHOENIX â May is National Foster Care Month and one Valley couple is opening their hearts and home to help keep a family together.
âWe have a sibling set, we have two brothers,â said Diana Parkinson.
For six months now, two boys ages 3 and 4 have been living with Diana Parkinson and her wife Charity Smith.
âI think I always knew I wanted to be a parent, I always knew I come from a huge family part of my day to dayâ said Parkinson.