Helping a child through the difficulty of birth parent visits is one of the most loving and compassionate actions a foster parent can take. Read these tips, shared by Staci Thomas at Chosen, to see how you can help make the very best of this opportunity for kids to spend time with their birth family.
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It may look like a bunch of toys and games, but to parents of kids with sensory needs, it is a backpack full of hope. Read how a local church partnered with PCHAS to ensure foster families have the tools to help children thrive. Read More
With the support of Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services, Brianna graduated with two associate degrees and a bachelor's in social work, embodying resilience and hope. Read on to learn how your support makes stories like hers possible. Read More
PCHAS is grateful for partnerships with non-profits, ministries and providers across Texas, like the Families & Foster Care Coalition. Read about what they are doing to transform the foster care experience in the Heart of Texas. Read More
Adding to your family can seem daunting, but Jami and Blair's youngest son had the best perspective: "I'm not sure they'll all fit, but we can try!" Read this heartwarming story about how and why they chose to build a bigger table. Read More
Cornrows. Box braids. Puff Cuffs and headwraps. PCHAS foster and adoptive parents have become familiar with these terms at a recent workshop created by two members of the PCHAS staff aimed at empowering those who are parenting transracially and the children they love. Read More
