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From Caseworker to Mother of 3
“I don’t even like kids!” were the words I uttered for nearly 17 years. I never wanted biological children; it was not important…
Openness: Adoption Today
In 2017, American Adoptions reported that 95% of today’s adoptions involve some level of openness, whether they are mediated, fully open or somewhere…
Thanks for helping “A Million Dreams” Come True for Kids in Need!
From the bottom of our hearts, we want to thank to everyone who supported the 36th Annual LFCS Dinner and Auction! The event…
Childhood Gripped by Anxiety
What happens when childhood becomes gripped by anxiety and fear? Maya was a typical elementary school student. She had a several friends, enjoyed…
Overcoming Trauma
Imagine being six-years-old and you have just started kindergarten. You are learning to read and making new friends at school. Then, abruptly, you are…
School Starts Soon
It’s time for new backpacks and lunch boxes, freshly sharpened pencils, packs of markers, and piles of glue sticks. It also means new…
Journey to Parenthood
Meet Aubren and Zach. They came to LFCS several years ago to learn more about foster care and adoption services. Their journey to…
Surviving the Shame of Sexual Abuse
Darren spent four years feeling isolated and ashamed after being sexually abused by a close family friend. The idea of telling his parents…
What is a Mother?
We traditionally celebrate the wonderful women in our lives on Mother’s Day. This May, LFCS honors the vital role moms have in a…
One step to end abuse
Henley lights up when she sees her mom, Aubrey, walk in the playroom. Love equally reflects from Aubrey’s eyes when she lifts her…