Foster youth come with lawyers, advocates, social workers, and more. Becoming a caregiver includes a lot of helpful resources but what good are they if you don’t know how to use them? Our guest Theresa Reed, a former foster youth and an educator for new foster parents and caregivers, helps explain some of the most helpful resources and how to utilize them.
Dorothy Daniels Hi, I’m Dorothy Daniels, I’m a pediatric nurse, a sexual health educator, a mom of 12, and a foster parent just like you. When I became a foster parent, I realized that caregivers oftentimes got overlooked with support, resources, and help during this journey because most things focused on the kids. Fostering Parenthood is that support for caregivers.
Theresa Reed is a former foster youth, FKCE Program Director, and Author of It’s Not Drama, It’s Trauma
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