Committed to the Safety, Stability & Success of Youth & Families
We are serving a record number of transitioning youth from the foster care system enter our Independent Living program. We would love your support and partnership to help furnish their apartments.
Read more about how to help here: bit.ly/2wQGZpi
How you can help foster children transitioning to independent living
mydaytondailynews.com
Did you realize that 27,000 youngsters age out of the foster care system each year in the United Sta...
Another #foreverfamily celebration! Last week Ashley was adopted by her foster Mom, Melinda! Ashley told us that Melinda never gave up on her even when she didn't display the best behaviors.
Congrats to the family and thank you to One Simple Wish for providing a gift card to Red Robin for the family to celebrate!
Meet Quinlyn who just celebrated her 6th birthday! After discussion with her Mom she decided in lieu of gifts she wanted to help our kids!
We shared the various options available and she chose to collect kitchen items to help furnish our independent living youth apartments. She LOVES to bake so she could relate to a lot of the items they need.
We would like to thank Quinlyn for dedicating her birthday towards our mission of providing hope. Happy 6th Birthday!
We would like to send a big thank you to the ladies of the Kettering Noon Optimist Club for supporting our annual school supply drive! For three years now they have been helping us reach our goal to have each of our kids have a backpack with supplies for the start of school.
THANK YOU!!!
So excited!! We are getting ready to donate all of these school supplies to Choices Inc.
You can help your community! Foster parents are greatly needed in all areas we serve. There are so many kids who need stability and a loving home. Click below to watch a great story right out of Dayton.
Want to know more about becoming a foster parent with CHOICES? Click here: bit.ly/21q1iCL
Recovering addict, son reunite after a decade
cnn.com
Foster care systems in many states are struggling to manage children whose parents are addicted to opioids. In Ohio, 50% of children taken into custody in 2015 faced parental drug use when they were removed, and 28% of children removed that year had parents using opioids.