Finding Family
Read about Robin Rosenbluth's inspiring journey to embrace her true self and advocate for older youth in foster care.
Read about Robin Rosenbluth's inspiring journey to embrace her true self and advocate for older youth in foster care.
10 engaging movies featuring Black stories and characters that foster families can enjoy together while celebrating culture, encouraging conversation, and building meaningful connections with youth.
In a new op-ed on Word In Black, Shantay Armstrong emphasizes the importance of centering youth voices in foster care, especially for Black and LGBTQ+ communities.
This guide explores how adoptive families can support language, culture, and identity when welcoming older youth through Kidsave’s Summer Miracles international adoption program.
Kidsave received 30 Crown Care Kits from Jack and Jill of America, Inc., supporting Black youth in foster care by affirming identity, confidence, and culturally appropriate self-care through Weekend Miracles programs.
Most child welfare removals labeled as neglect are driven by poverty, not abuse. Investing in prevention—housing, wages, and support—keeps families together, reduces trauma, and strengthens communities.
If you have time, compassion, and a good heart — there’s an opportunity for you to make a difference. You can become a mentor, a
Camelia overcame foster care struggles, addiction, and instability to become a community leader—proving the life-changing power of one caring adult in a young person’s life.
Adopted by a loving Black family, Bourgogne Kinlaw Bourgogne reflects on identity, healing, and the importance of culturally rooted parenting for raising confident, empowered Black children.
Foster youth face high rates of trauma and mental health challenges. Kidsave’s EMBRACE Project addresses this gap with culturally responsive care—because healing starts with community and support.