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Brittany & Bo’s Journey to Adoption

Nov 01, 2025

Brittany and Bo met Leo when he was at his most vulnerable—just out of surgery and very weak. As foster parents, they gave him the loving care every child deserves. When reunification wasn't possible, they adopted him and made him their son forever. Over five years, they've fostered twelve children and watched them transform from fragile and hurting to healthy and thriving. Today, they're a family of five, and they want you to know that foster parents aren't superheroes—they're just people who saw a need in their community and couldn't look away. Right now, more than 2,000 Texas children are waiting for adoptive families, and Brittany and Bo's message is clear: "We need all the hands we can get." Read More

What is Trust-Based Relational Intervention®?

Jul 25, 2021

Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®) is an attachment-rich, trauma-informed intervention that provides parents and professionals tools and skills to meet the complex needs of vulnerable children. Read More


How Foster Care & Adoption Works in Texas

Jul 16, 2021

Most people are aware of the role the foster care and adoption system plays in our community, but knowing how it all works is a different story. Read More


Every Kid Deserves a Summer Full of Memories

Jul 09, 2021

Kids in foster care deserve all of the typical experiences that form the best summer memories, but they can’t do it without a safe and loving family. Read More


What You Need to Know About the Texas Foster Care Crisis

Jul 01, 2021

The Texas foster care system is experiencing a crisis because there is a shortage of foster families. Read More


The Gift of Normalcy

Jun 17, 2021

Everyone deserves a childhood full of memories. At PCHAS, we ensure children in foster care have these opportunities, too. Read More


Charting a New Course

Jun 17, 2021

When Daniel met Kenda, a specialist in PCHAS’ Child and Family Program, he said that he wanted to learn better parenting skills. “He had a model for meeting a family’s financial needs, but not their emotional needs,” Kenda explains. Read More