Julie’s Wish for Family Comes True
This holiday season they are especially thankful for each other. Julie now has a different perspective on family than ever before “Family just loves you the way you are, with all your mistakes,” says Julie.
Kidsave Sierra Leone
Since 2010, Kidsave has worked in Sierra Leone, getting more than 1,100 kids out of orphanages and into vetted families -- nearly always with kin.
Home at Last – Our First Christmas
As this forever family celebrates their journey to their first Holiday season, we wish them all the happiness and love of family and look forward to watching them experience many, many more 'firsts' together.
Film, Friendship and Fatherhood: John and Jack One Year After Adoption
For anyone interested in adopting a child from foster care, John’s advice is to be patient and open-minded to all possibilities. “I found an organization that allowed me to spend time face-to-face with the youth and then together they can see if there's a relationship that can blossom,” says John.
Older Kids Need Families Urgently this National Adoption Awareness Month
During November, a month to recognize the urgent need for adoptive families for children in foster care, Kidsave is calling the media and everyone else to act on this issue.
Adopt a Post
Dedicate a post on your feed to help older kids in foster care find their forever family. It's easy! 1. Choose 2. Copy 3. Post
Racing to the future: An update on Jesus and Grant
“He knew what he needed
Randi’s Corner: Never Doubt.
In Kidsave's early years we often felt alone in our belief that older children who are growing up in government care need families to thrive. In those days, Kidsave’s co-founder Terry Baugh and I didn't have anything on our side...
Kidsave Featured at European Mentoring Summit in Ukraine
Kidsave’s Pathways to Success program in Ukraine was chosen as one of eight finalists to present at the European Mentoring Summit.
Feeding Hungry Families in Sierra Leone During COVID-19
... In response, Kidsave sent funds to buy food staples (rice, sugar and salt) and school supplies, and to pay for the modest school fees so the children could stay in school.