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Every child in foster care deserves a loving family. In 2026, school-age children, sibling groups, minority children, and children with special needs need you most.. Teens face the highest risk of sleeping in hotels when we can't find them a home. Brothers and sisters too often get separated. But you can help change this. Learn how fostering, adopting, or supporting these families makes a difference in a child's life. 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
"If I can make one child feel safe, it means the world.” Michael and Debbie chose fostering over traditional retirement. Now they are “Uncle Mike” and “Aunt Debbie” to the six teens and pre-teens that fill their “Giant Cabin,” and they could not be more excited about it. Read their heartwarming story. Read More
"If I didn't love these children and if it didn't hurt when they leave, I'd be doing something wrong." Brandi's powerful perspective on fostering will touch your heart – read her story here. Read More
Many tout strategies and coping skills for the different symptoms a woman may encounter during perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause, but often, the most overlooked but powerful strategy is connecting with other women who understand exactly what you’re experiencing. Read more about the benefits of connection during the menopause journey and join one of our groups! Read More
Discover the inspiring journey of Gayle Jordan, a former foster youth who found hope and stability at Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services (PCHAS). From overcoming childhood adversity to mentoring the next generation as PCHAS's Advanced Education Director, Gayle’s story is a testament to resilience, education, and the power of community support. Read how she’s making a difference today! 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
1220 North Lindbergh Blvd.
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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