In September a therapeutic mentor entered the picture. He was not involved in foster care or adoption and focused on just Donny – his schoolwork, his relationships, his fears and his goals. Read More
“Having a mentor,” Cale’s mom says, “has given him a sense of normalcy and self-esteem he never had before. He is actually enjoying his senior year of high school.” Read More
The holidays are often a difficult time for PCHAS residents, who are teens and young adults aging out of foster care without a permanent family. “We aim to brighten their day and let them know they are loved,” she explains. “Spending time together makes a difference because it shows these young people that they matter.” Read More
