Did you know many children first disclose abuse or neglect to a trusted teacher?
Unfortunately, when they are removed from that environment and placed with strangers, those children may feel abandoned or betrayed. As a result, they often stop opening up to adults entirely, even those who want to help keep them safe.
By allowing children to stay with someone they already trust, the Foster Care Community Challenge helps preserve vital protective relationships that could save a child’s life.
Did you know many children first disclose abuse or neglect
One of the greatest benefits of the Foster Care Community
Teachers, counselors, coaches, and other school staff already play a
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