By Megan Canady Helping every baby sleep safely to prevent suffocation and reduce the risk of SIDS Caregivers do so much to keep infants safe. […]
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Meeting the Needs of Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Foster Care
by Julie Williams-Swiggett, M.Ed. Youth in North Carolina’s foster care system often face challenges beyond trauma and separation. Many also have undiagnosed or unmet intellectual […]
Read moreDifferent Paths to Reunification: Kinship Care
By Titianna “Titi” Goings All stories are unique but wait until you read about how my kinship journey started and where we are today. Go […]
Read moreContinuing to Foster After Grief and Loss
By Kate Schultz Grief and loss are inevitable in foster care and, at times, the weight of goodbye can feel like the air has escaped […]
Read moreReunification of Children with Their Parents: The Primary Goal of Foster Care
The North Carolina foster care system, designed to protect children from neglect and abuse, places significant emphasis on the goal of reunification with birth parents. […]
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