Saint Francis Ministries is excited to announce the receipt of two grants that will help Kansas work toward stabilizing vulnerable families and keeping children out of foster care. The Kansas
Military families posted far from home often must rely on each other for support. This is especially true for those who serve children in need, along with serving their country.
Interesting, soft-spoken, and smart, 12-year-old David loves the outdoors, but he also enjoys playing video games, especially Minecraft. He wants to be a game developer when he grows up. Although
Community support and involvement are crucial elements necessary to meet the needs of children and families in Omaha and throughout Nebraska. Those words from Jodie Austin, who joins Saint Francis
Active, athletic, and sociable, 14-year-old Jozalonn enjoys any activity associated with sports, especially volleyball, basketball, softball, and swimming. Like any teen, she also likes to watch YouTube videos and play
Change one family, and you change a generation. Cristian Garcia carries that message into his work in child welfare and in his heart. On July 15, 2019, Garcia joined Saint
In the two years Tayton has been in foster care, he has already made many friends. That’s because he’s naturally charismatic, energetic, and playful. Like any 5-year-old boy, he can
Creative and competitive, Timothy, 13, has an engaging sense of humor and an infectious enthusiasm for learning. The creative side of him loves to draw, while his competitive side enjoys
Brothers Christian, 9, and Kaden, 8, have never enjoyed a stable home life. As a result, they have struggled with behavioral issues since their placement into foster care in 2015.
The gift of a ukulele and hand-painted backpacks to Kansas foster children in the past week was a tangible reminder that generous hearts can make a difference. On Tuesday, the
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