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Reweaving `Ohana Connections

Resource caregivers, guardians, adoptive and kinship parents, more than most, know how much it hurts children when abuse and neglect rips their family apart. Nearly all foster children harbor questions about their biological family and a longing to reestablish...

Help Getting Through the Holidays

Jane Schooler, author, adoptive parent and social worker, speaks  of the “psychological presence of the biological family” in our children’s lives.  I know this has been true for the foster sons we have had in our home, especially during the holidays.  That is why we...

It’s All in the Preparation: Preventing Allegations

Probably the single greatest traumatic incident for the good people who come forward to be foster or adoptive parents is to be accused of some form of child abuse.  People who come forward to care for children usually view themselves as people who love children and...