Offers pregnancy support and case management, domestic infant adoption, adoption and perinatal support groups, and contract services.

Provides mutual coordination, cooperation, and communication among foster parents, agency representatives, and the community to improve the foster care system and enhance the lives of foster children and foster families. Raises awareness of current issues, increasing community awareness of the foster care program, and the needs for foster families, providing training and continuing education for foster parents in order to improve recruitment, retention, and the foster family effectiveness. Provides information and referral services to organizations that host support group meetings for foster families and connects them to community organizations that can support families.

Provides empowerment to families to be spaces where caregivers and children can heal. Provides support, education, and inspiration to adoptive and foster families with opportunities to connect with other foster and adoptive families through monthly gatherings and classes including: Monthly Family Gatherings: Through a combination of trauma-informed education, small group sharing, and food that you don't have to make, the gatherings exist to remind you that you are not alone and healing is possible. Making Sense of Your Worth: An 8-week program that helps adults overcome their own painful pasts so they can be free to be the caregiver they desire to be. Through a series of group sessions, you'll make space for self-reflection, unpack how your past affects your present, and ultimately rebuild a life of positive worth. Parenting for Positive Self Worth: An 8-week program focusing on learning a variety of parenting strategies designed to help adults parent their children in a way that promotes healing from exposure to trauma. In addition, parenting strategies are designed to help parents establish a positive self-worth in their children. Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI): A training designed to help caregivers see and meet the needs of children and youth from hard places. This model is based on three sets of interacting principles: connecting, empowering, and correction. This course moves from theory to practical application.