Foster Care Quotes

Foster Care Quote of the day

Too many children in foster care are falling through cracks. Be a hero, take the time learn about adoption today.

I am a struggling writer. A middle-aged man with two little kids and I'm just trying to earn a living. So buy this book - or my kids will have to go to foster care.

Everyone picked on me in school because I was in foster care.

I don't think I'll do foster care or adopt, to be quite honest.

We must not allow this generation to produce record numbers for the juvenile justice, runaway and homeless youth, or foster care systems.

If every Christian family brought in a child who needed a family we would put the foster care system out of business.

There are many children who need help, and anyone who wants to reach out and adopt a child from foster care or from a Russian orphanage should reach out and do it.

Hundreds of thousands of kids now have a chance to be adopted because I worked to change our adoption and foster care system.

Many children in the foster care system are often in the midst of a family challenge.

Back in Australia, I did foster care for sick cats for years, and I was always most successful with the animals when I was given two - a brother and sister.

Thus bound together, they sheltered the child from the cold, dark night, enveloping him in warmth.

There's nothing more important in this world than caring for a child.

The pain will always be in you — but you will not always be in pain.

What makes a family is neither the absence of tragedy nor the ability to hide from misfortune, but the courage to overcome it and, from that broken past, write a new beginning.

You are mine for a moment, but you are His, forever His.

In foster care it’s easier to measure what you’ve lost over what you have gained, because it there aren’t many gains in that life and you are a prisoner to someone else’s plans for your life.

I came to this house for safety. They came because the foster care system ran out of homes. We stayed because we were stray pieces of other puzzles, tired of never fitting.

What the hell is that?" he asked."Magic mushrooms.""I've always wanted to try those, " he exclaimed. "They sound so cute.

I saw the bruises, the burns, the cuts— I knew which ones had been done to you by someone you thought you could trust. Someone you thought loved you. I knew which ones you gave yourself.

This is for the kids who know that the worst kind of fear isn't the thing that makes you scream, but the one that steals your voice and keeps you silent.

Adoption is a lifelong journey. It means different things to me at different times. Sometimes it is just a part of who I am. Other times it is something I am actively going through.