Posted on September 19, 2019 by
Every child in foster care has a trauma history. As a result of trauma, especially when it occurs over time, children develop coping mechanisms. When a foster child joins your family, they may bring these survival behaviors with them even though your home is safe. As a parent, you have the opportunity to provide a safe environment in which your child can heal.
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As the new school year progresses there may be some bumps in the road for your foster child. Here are some tips to help them get back on track.
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It’s been said that play is the work of children. And indeed, it’s through play that children learn. Play that... Read More
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As an LGBT adult who wishes to become a foster parent, you may find you have questions that are specific to LGBT families.
I am a teenager in foster care. Since you are thinking about becoming a foster parent here are some things I’d like you to know as you make your decision.
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Plummer’s work to connect older youth in the child-welfare system to permanent families is breaking new ground. Learn how we are sharing best practices with organizations nationally.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us at the 6th Annual Paddle for Plummer! It was a great day full of fun and fitness for a fantastic cause!
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