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The Honest Adoption Academy
At The Honest Adoption Academy we understand the frustration and exhaustion face parents face. Through our virtual membership support site, Oasis Community, you can find advice, answers, and camaraderie with fellow parents around world. With our full-fledged training site, Honestly Adoption University, you can find relevant training, and practical tools, to help you succeed as a parent. Along with our 6 featured books, we have partnered with the greatest minds around the world to provide in- depth resources to transform your journey.
The Children's Bureau Legacy-Ensuring The Right To Childhood.
On April 9, 1912, the U.S. Children’s Bureau became the first national government agency in the world to focus solely on the needs of children. During the past 100 years, the Children’s Bureau has played a critical role in addressing vital issues affecting families—from reducing infant mortality and eradicating child labor, to preventing child maltreatment and promoting permanency for children and youth. To learn about their history, click on the button.
Some of the Virtual Support Groups are Adult Adoptees, Parents of Older Youth, Birth Parent Support, Waiting to Adopt, and Support Group for Relative Caregivers. They also have Pre-Recorded Webinars.
Wisconsin Adoption & Permanency Support is funded by a grant from the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families to offer supportive services that cover a wide continuum of needs for Wisconsin's adoptive & guardianship families, adult adoptees and birth families. Our program is built on collaboration with individuals, professionals, organizations and community members throughout Wisconsin who are impacted by adoption & guardianship.
DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING FAMILY CONNECTIONS
Foster parents play a critical role in maintaining connections between children and their families. It is essential for foster parents to work to create an environment that is supportive of the entire family while strengthening the relationship between the child and his or her family. Remember, most children placed in foster care are reunified with their families. When foster parents support the entire family, they have the opportunity to have a positive influence on a family forever.
WORLD WIDE TRANSRACIAL TRAINING
Every online Transracial Adoption Training course includes professionals information. Become a member to keep learning the latest chart tips, with unlimited access to every course in our library. We offers other tutorials and seminars related to transracial adoption.
Alisa Matheson became an enthusiastic pro-reunification foster parent, an advocate for youth in the foster care system to have less moves and access to their full story, and an advocate for better trained and prepared parents and workers. To view her Foster Care Adoption Blog, please click on the button.
Hi- I'm Mary. The purpose of this blog is for me to share my thoughts and experiences as an adoptive and foster mother in an attempt to educate, advocate, and occasionally vent (because, after all, I'm only human!) To view her Foster Care Adoption Blog, please click on the button.
Per Feedspot, The Top 20 Christian Adoption and Foster Care Blogs & Websites To Follow in 2020
DESIGNING THE PERFECT PLAYROOM FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
While this article can be a great blueprint to help you get started designing your child’s playroom, every child is unique. You should create a playroom based around what your child prefers and enjoys above all else so that it truly does become their sanctuary. Think about your child’s current needs and preferences, but also how their space might grow with them.
THE NEUROANATOMICAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE TEENAGE BRAIN
What is going on during our teenage years that accounts for the way teenagers feel, think, and behave? This presentation will focus on the neurological transformation of the brain that occurs during the teenage years. The Neuroanatomical Transformation
of the Teenage Brain by Jill Bolte Taylor