Foster Care 411

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Foster Care 411 is designed to give young people in care the answers they need to better understand foster care and take charge of their lives.

Written in an accessible, engaging format, this comprehensive guide includes:
• Questions and answers in relevant foster care topic areas
• A glossary of terms to help youth better understand foster care terminology
• Foster to Famous stories to inspire and empower young people
• Quotes from youth in care relating to their experiences, and providing advice and encouragement
• FYI Forms to help young people communicate and advocate on their behalf
Though created for youth, Foster Care 411 is also a valuable resource of information for any supportive adult of youth in care.

Format: 6” x 9”, paperback, 180 pages

Cost: $12.95 individually, quantity discounts available

Click here to order Foster Care 411 from FosterClub's Publishing Partner, the National Resource Center for Youth Services.

Click here for a printable info sheet about Foster Care 411

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Alizay

age 23

from Florida

If any fosterlings or parents in Miami Dade County would like to attend a Youth Shine monthly meeting, it's this Thursday (3/25/10). Free food & beverage and a $25 gas card to compensate the travel expenses. Please call the office for directions & further details @ (305)671-1345 Or Julia V. @ (786) 597-3628. Thanks for your consideration.
Florida Chapter: *Youth Shine* (Miami,FL)

Mar 22nd

anamaria831

age 19

from Pennsylvania

this is very entersting site for Foster kids and adults to talk

JU&MArie4LIFE

Oct 14th

anonymous

Hey guys, so I am making a persuasive argument to my public speaking class next Wednesday on youth Aging Out. I have to limit it to 12 minutes. I am in my room rummaging through books, NFYAC folders, FosterClub stuff, all my Jim Casey stuff. What should I narrow it down to? If you had a chance to tell a class about foster care in 12 minutes what would you say- obviously give them background and stats, share your story to a degree but what else? What are some good websites for people completely new to foster care?

May 27th, 2009