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One of the best ways to talk to children is to use characters in a movie as the discussion starter. Asking kids how they see similarities in their lives and those of the characters in the film can provide insights into how kids see their lives in the foster care...

An increasing awareness of the response to trauma has led to more trauma-informed training for foster caregivers, for children in foster care. These caregivers specific do's and don'ts assist children with a history of trauma to adjust to life in a new and strange...

You do not have to spend a lot of money to have a fantastic vacation. In Arizona, there are dozens of options available to you to make a staycation possible. If you are looking for resorts or attractions, consider are 3 recommendations. Head to Sedona – Enchantment...

It is never easy to choose a school for your child because of the wide range of options available. For some, the type of school matters. A charter school, magnet school, or even a private school are some options. Other parents want to use online public schools or...

Arizona is a great place to spend the summer, and there are a wealth of kid-friendly activities to enjoy across the state. To get started, here are ten of the top attractions and activities to enjoy with kids, many of which are low or very low cost. 1. Trip to the...

Being a child in the foster care system is never easy. There are constant moves to different homes, the need to change schools, and the challenges of being away from people and places you have known for years. While foster care families strive to provide the children...

Play is essential to a child’s development. It helps them build a sense of self-worth as they find out what their abilities and boundaries are. Participating in games also teaches them social skills, which will come in handy in life later. What Play Can Do Encouraging...

The lack of financial as well as emotional support put youth in foster care at a disadvantage. While many of these kids dream of going to college and landing a good job after, only about 10% will end up enrolling in a degree or vocational certificate program. Out of...

In May of 1988, President Ronald Reagan began what has become the recognized celebration of National Foster Care Month in the United States. There are three main focuses for this month, including increasing the awareness of foster care, inspiring people to become more...