Stories about our Wednesday's Child adoption program, which airs each Wednesday night.
Jason and Haley currently live in separate homes, and are searching for a family to adopt them both.Taking a moment to pay final respects to a member of our greater foster care and adoption family. Naehi Wong, the wife of our longtime coordinator, Will Wong, was laid to rest this week.These three siblings - Denise, Anthony, and German - are hoping to find a forever home that will take them all in together.
Along the way on our FOX 11 journey with , we meet so many other advocates for foster youth. Junely Merwin was a teen mom when she entered foster care. Now, she is a youth advocate.Smart, athletic and with her sights set on college, Lluvia is a teen in foster care who’d love to be a part of an adoptive family for life!In FOX 11's journey with , we continue to meet others in the world of foster care working to make a difference in the lives of children.
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