
The foster care system should not be the first or only place families find support. When families have help early, through neighbors, relatives, churches, community organizations, and basic-needs support, some crises can be reduced or avoided altogether. Helping families does not always require a formal title. Sometimes it starts with noticing a need and responding with care. Who in your circle, neighborhood, church, or community may need support before a crisis becomes system involvement? If this episode helped you think differently about the family and child welfare system, stay connected by signing up for the SYNCing Child Welfare Newsletter. You’ll receive tools, insights, and practical support to reduce confusion, isolation, and burnout in foster care. Sign up HERE.
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