The most important part of being a resource parent is just that: being a parent. Whether you are a forever parent or a for-now parent, you have an impact on young lives that can carry into adulthood. Hear from Nona, a 14-year veteran resource parent, about her experiences in foster care.

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Crisis management comes first from knowing how we, as the adults in a situation, are feeling. Here are a few tips and tricks about how to keep yourself grounded so you can better assess a situation, and figure out how to best respond.

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There is a lot of uncertainty in the world right now as all of us navigate the coronavirus pandemic. Join us as we share some tips on how to manage those uncertain situations for yourself and the kids in your care.

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Being a Resource Parent means helping not just kids, but their families too. Meet some of the amazing people that help support those families as they navigate the complex system that is Child Welfare.

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