Wednesday, May 2, 2018

It’s All Relative: Supporting Kinship Connections

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It's All Relative: Supporting Kinship Connections

By:  Taffy Compain , National Foster Care Specialist, Children's Bureau
 

Summary
When a child can no longer remain in the care of a parent, placement with a relative or family friend—referred to as kinship care —is the preferred option.

One of the greatest gifts a parent or guardian can give a child is a stable and loving home environment. During  National Foster Care Month , we recognize the life-changing contribution that foster, relative and kinship caregivers make when they provide a supportive home for the thousands of children and youth who enter out-of-home care every year.
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