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People are curious about foster care and often want to ask foster parents questions. We know this and are usually open to talking, but make sure what you say is not rude or invasive. Certain things foster parents often hear drive us crazy so here’s some advice on things to avoid and suggestions for what to say instead. 1. What did the kids do? I cannot say this enough times: children do not enter foster care because they are bad. Kids are in foster care because of neglect or

Foster care is a big commitment. We understand that not everyone who has a heart to help vulnerable children is in a position to make that commitment right now, but there are still ways you can help P.R.O.M.O.T.E. foster care and have a lasting, positive impact on a child. If you live in Virginia, here's how to help children in foster care near you, even if you can't foster. Provide childcare to a foster family All families need a babysitter occasionally, but foster families