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The Department just returned a 12 year old back home to her mother after an extended placement in Kinship care. Biomother works and would love for the youth to be able to go to a summer camp to be able to make some friends as she doesn't have any in the area. Biomother can not financially cover the camp. The youth would love to participate in an activity. If you would like to register/pay for this directly I can provide the youth name.

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Hope’s Promise is requesting financial assistance in purchasing Xfinity home security system setup for a year for a foster mom of three foster preteens. She also has two biological children in her home. This implication of home security would ensure felt safety and protection for the foster children and family unit as cameras placed around the home would positively impact peace of mind and increased security in the foster home. There are current significant safety concerns that are impacting their ability to feel safe coming and going due to a person involved in one of the cases for one of the foster youth knowing where the youth lives and following that youth. The foster mom is unsure they can maintain placement without safety concerns being mitigated and addressed for the family unit, and this would be a step in the right direction for them to have safety mechanisms put into place.

She is looking at the Base Home System with a one-time payment of $360. Great for smaller homes with 1-2 entrances. • Xfinity Home app, simple home control • 1 touchscreen controller • 3 door/window sensors • 1 pet-friendly motion sensor* • Battery + cellular system backup • Xfinity Home Security yard sign

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Mother in this case recently reunified with her three children. Her children are living back home with her and are doing well. Mother is working full time to support her family and is struggling keeping food in the home. Mother is requesting gift cards to assist with groceries.

This family has continued to be a strong and healthy placement for the kids. There have been multiple struggles they have faced while being the protective caregivers. They continue to put the kid's safety first as the bio parents continue to not complete their treatment plan, speak negatively about them, struggle with substances, and make unannounced visits that have led to the family needing to put up security cameras and take extra measures to ensure safety. Kinship placement is very busy family and hope to involve the kids in more activities this summer that they have never been exposed to. They are asking for some assistance with groceries and snacks for some summer fun!

This family has been working with the Department for a few months. Mom has been doing everything she needs to help her get back on track, but she has suffered some medical issues including vomiting spells, nerve issues with her back, and extreme fatigue. She continues to make all of her appointments despite her discomfort but now faces houses struggles when her apartment fell through, she lost her job and is worried about being homeless now. Upon meeting with her, she had very little food and was not eating consistently due to her struggles. This mom continues to work hard despite all of her setbacks but could use help with groceries for this month as she scrambles for a new home.

Two teens were placed with aunt and uncle the beginning of May due to father being homeless and mother's substance use in the home. In talking to the younger child's teacher, aunt learned the child is several grades below grade level in math. Aunt has signed the child up for tutoring over the summer in an attempt to get her caught up/support the child's likeliness of attending school consistently when school resumes. Tutoring is $342 a month for the next two months. The family has incurred additional expenses such as a significant increase in the grocery bill and purchase of clothes as the children came to their home with nothing. Requesting financial assistance for the family to help cover the cost of tutoring.

This family has been working with the Department for almost a year, there has been a recent change in living circumstances due to new information brought to the Department. Mom has been the protective for this case but is now facing multiple financial struggles that include her car breaking down, the family is down to one income which has caused them to file bankruptcy and they are struggling to keep consistent groceries in the home. The family is asking for $200 visa gift card to help cover groceries and some snacks for the kids.

I am working with a teenager who's foster placement was recently disrupted due to the foster parents getting divorced. The teenager is currently in a respite location but does not have all of her belongings including underwear, pajamas, and school-appropriate attire. There have been several meetings between myself and the foster family to retrieve items, however the youth still indicates she is missing many of her clothing items. I am request giftcards to take the youth shopping to get her provisions needed for her day-to-day life while staying at the respite while other foster options are looked into and investigated.

Giftcards to anywhere would be great (Walmart, Old Navy, Target, Visa, etc.)

I have an eight year old male who is in kinship placement. His parents have both been working hard to address safety concerns and work towards reunification. Mom has been in her own apartment since about February of 2025 and dad will be moving into his own apartment next week (parents are separated). With the anticipated return home, parents will need a bed for their son. I am seeking support in providing a twin bed (one for each house hold) so this is one less item they need to worry about.

I am working with three kiddos who are 4 (male), 3 (female), and 11 mo. (male). In May, they were removed from their home and placed into foster care. The initial foster home they were placed in was not able to meet their needs, so a week later, they had to move again. When the kids were placed in their current home, they did not have much with them. Foster mom reported that the clothing they had does not fit and a lot of the baby items are old, dirty, and had to be thrown away. The two older children are high needs as they struggle with behavioral issues, speech delays, and regulation challenges. The youngest has a brain injury that requires ongoing care. We want to support them and the foster parents as much as possible to help with stability and structure. In speaking with foster parents, they would benefit from some additional support in buying new and useable items for the kids.

I have a 15 year old living in Kinship care as his mother abandon him last year on his biofathers doorstep. The youth has struggled in his dad's home due to abuse by stepmother and his dad not being protective. Biofather has essential abandoned him by letting him live with the kin family and has not communicated with them at all. This youth is amazing, gets good grades and goes to church every week. He asked if he could get some assistance with a Visa Gift card to help with essentials and have some funds to hang out with his friends. This youth is so deserving and it would be great if someone could assist him.

Hello, This family is requesting clothing for their children including: shorts, shirts, socks, and shoes. The current clothing does not fit due to a the children growing. The request is a gift card or items to provide to the family. Any consideration to help this family is appreciated. Thank you!