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Brandi has fostered 11 children in the last three years, and she’s worked hard to build bridges with their birth families, too. "If I didn't love these children and if it didn't hurt when they leave, I'd be doing something wrong," she says. "But these children have birth parents who love them, and reunification is often the best outcome." Read Brandi's full story to see how foster care really works when we support whole families. Read More
During National Reunification Month, we celebrate foster parents like Lindsay and Bryan who chose to support the birth mom of the children they fostered instead of seeing her as competition. When the kids went home after 15 months, everyone stayed connected - and the children still visit one weekend each month because they're all family now. This is what foster care success looks like! Read their amazing story. Read More
Meet Grace and Andrew - a Texas military family who fostered four children and helped their first foster son reunite with his birth family (they still stay in touch years later!). Their beautiful story shows how getting "too attached" is exactly what children need to heal and thrive. Read their full story and see how love makes reunification possible. Read More
We’re grateful for foster moms like Summer, who changed her prayers from hoping to adopt to praying for birth families to succeed and heal. Her heart shifted when she realized she was praying for other families to fail, and now she celebrates every reunification as a victory! Read her inspiring story about supporting families through foster care and the joy of restored relationships. Read More
As foster parents, Mark and Jennifer developed a relationship with their children’s birth family. When the kids returned home, they were asked to become their godparents. Their story shows how foster care can create lasting bonds that support children even after they return home. Read about their journey and see how "the more people who can love on these kids, the better!" Read More
"God's work of foster care isn't actually the outward; it's the heart," says Marcus. He and his wife, Hannah, have been fostering with PCHAS since 2024, and they credit their success to building a strong support team. From babysitters to meal providers to prayer partners, and more, their team helps them give foster children their best care. Read their story to learn how you can build your own support team or use your gifts and abilities to make the experience better for other foster and adoptive families. Read More
5920 W. William Cannon Drive
Bldg. 3-Suite 100
Austin, Texas 78749
Please mail donations to:
P.O. Box 140888
Austin, TX 78714-9981
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St. Louis, MO 63132
Please mail donations to the same address.
5920 W. William Cannon Drive
Bldg. 3-Suite 100
Austin, Texas 78749
Send mail donations to:
P.O. Box 140888
Austin, TX 78714-9981
or
P.O. Box 28465
St. Louis, MO 63146-9998
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