Adoption, Foster Care & Permanency Services
Supporting Children, Families, and Caregivers Through Life's Important Transitions
Adoption, foster care, reunification, and child welfare involvement can bring opportunities for connection and growth while also presenting unique challenges. Whether you are an adoptee, adoptive parent, foster parent, kinship caregiver, birth parent, or a family navigating reunification, support is available.
Services are designed to help children, caregivers, and families strengthen relationships, navigate transitions, and build lasting stability.
Services Available
Adoption Home Studies
Professional home study services for prospective adoptive families, including interviews, assessments, documentation review, and written reports that support the adoption process.
Home Study Disclaimer: The home study process is designed to assess readiness for adoption and provide education, guidance, and support to prospective adoptive families. While completion of a home study is an important step in the adoption process, approval or placement decisions are ultimately determined by the appropriate agencies, courts, and governing authorities.
Adoption Support
Supporting adoptees and adoptive families as they navigate identity, attachment, grief and loss, life transitions, and family relationships.
Birth Parent Support
Providing a compassionate space for birth parents navigating grief, loss, reunification efforts, and ongoing family relationships.
Foster Care & Reunification Support
Helping foster parents, kinship caregivers, biological parents, and youth navigate placement changes, reunification, permanency planning, and family transitions.
Child Welfare & Family Support
Assisting families involved with child welfare agencies as they navigate services, case planning, and system expectations.
Common Reasons Families Seek Support
• Adoption-related identity concerns
• Attachment and relationship challenges
• Foster care transitions
• Reunification planning and support
• Child welfare involvement
• Parenting support and caregiver coaching
• Grief and loss
• Family adjustment and permanency planning
• Behavioral and emotional concerns
• Birth family relationships
What to Expect
Services begin with understanding your family’s unique history, strengths, concerns, and goals. Together, we will identify challenges, build on existing strengths, and develop practical strategies that promote healthy relationships and long-term stability.
Support may include individual services, caregiver consultations, family sessions, adoption-related support, reunification planning, and collaboration with schools, child welfare professionals, and other community partners.
Our Goal
The goal of Adoption, Foster Care & Permanency Services is to help children, families, and caregivers strengthen relationships, navigate transitions with confidence, build resilience, and create safe, stable, and nurturing environments where everyone can thrive.
Strengthening Hope Restoring People