What Are Post-Adoption Services And Why Do Parents Need Them?
The Resilient Caregiver Podcast - A podcast by Mike and Kristin Berry
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What happens after you adopt? Where (and how) do you find support? What about resources and training? In our latest episode of The Honestly Adoption Podcast, we discuss all of this. Besides finding a community of like-minded parents and caregivers, there is no greater need than post-adoption services after you finalize your child's adoption. But where do you find these services. We are excited to welcome Shalesta Peterson from SAFY to the show to talk about the great importance of post-adoption services! A little more about Shalesta and SAFY... Shalesta Peterson is the Adoption Services Coordinator for SAFY. Based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Shalesta works with families to navigate the process of adopting youth from foster care. Strong families are the foundation of strong communities, but all families encounter storms. SAFY is there to help weather these disruptions of life. They provide the tools needed to support the well-being of families ensuring everyone can reach their potential and fully participate in their communities. During the episode we discussed... The process of adoption through foster care versus traditional adoption The unique needs of older youth and sibling groups eligible for adoption through the foster care system Why families considering adoption should consider adopting through foster care as they embark on their adoption journey. How to connect with Shalesta and SAFY... Visit the SAFY website Follow SAFY on Instagram Connect with SAFY on Facebook Visit the SAFY blog Also on the show... Want More AMAZING Honestly Adoption Podcast Content? Become a VIP Member! When you're a VIP Member you get access to exclusive bonuses NOT available to the general audience. Click Here to learn more. AND...the first 1000 listeners who sign up will receive All Access to our entire Honestly Adoption University library (100 hours+ of training content and certificates) Thanks for stopping by this week ;-)