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All your questions answeredFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWhy Safe Families Sunday? How to participate + partnerWELCOME + OUR PURPOSENO. 4/5How to partner and change the world through prayer and preventionPARTNERS IN PRAYER + PREVENTIONNO. 7/9Grow and support the Safe Families movementGROWING THE MOVEMENTNO. 10/11NO. 14/15LIVE OUT THE GOSPEL | LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR

We invite you to participate in Safe Families Sunday, a designated Sunday on February 16, 2025, that brings attention to God’s heart for the vulnerable and encourages congregations to live out the gospel by loving their neighbor. We are both humbled and grateful to witness the Church’s unwavering commitment to support and strengthen families facing crises. For over 20 years, Safe Families for Children has worked alongside local churches to train and mobilize over 60,000 compassionate and dedicated volunteers to keep children safe and families together.Rooted in faith and fueled by radical hospitalityradical hospitality, disruptive generositydisruptive generosity, and intentional intentional compassioncompassion, we believe in the gospel’s power to change lives and transform communities. Jesus took the time to see people and stop to engage in their personal stories of brokenness and impoverishment. Following His example, the ultimate goal is to unite people to build relationships with those outside the church walls to demonstrate the power of the gospel. We love because He first loved us and gave His life for us. In this posture, we humble ourselves and give our lives as living sacrifices; this is our spiritual worship Romans 121.The number of families experiencing social isolation and loneliness continues to escalate, and the family unit is at a breaking point. The U.S. Surgeon General recently released an advisory highlighting the pressing need to support families better so communities can thrive. In their annual report, Parents Under Parents Under PressurePressure, the advisoryadvisory called “parental stress” an urgent public health issue and underscored the critical link between parental mental health and children’s long-term well-being. The report noted, “41% of parents said they are so stressed they cannot function and 48% say that most days their stress is completely overwhelming compared to other adults.”The antidote to this challenge is leveraging relationships! Safe Families has witnessed the powerful healing and transformative impact that supportive relationships can make in a family’s life. A community of support can be A community of support can be instrumental in preventing a crisis and enhancing instrumental in preventing a crisis and enhancing the overall strength of the family unit when a the overall strength of the family unit when a parent is isolated and overwhelmed.parent is isolated and overwhelmed. Will you join us in surrounding isolated families with caring, compassionate communities?We believe we are in this together! Your participation in Safe Families Sunday unites thousands of churches collectively to champion God’s heart for children and families. Small steps can make a significant dierence to those facing crisis, and your church can play a crucial role in keeping children safe and families together.Dear Church Community,3SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 2025Why Safe Families Sunday? How to participate + partnerGrow and support the Safe Families movementDr. Dave Anderson Founder + CEO

OUR PURPOSEOUR MISSION IS TO SERVE

Safe Families Sunday is a designated day or time for your church to highlight God’s heart and call to support the vulnerable in your community. The purpose is to unite churches around the importance of prevention, connection, and strengthening. This strategy enables the church to mobilize its congregations to serve and support parents before the devastation of child removal and family separation. Family preservation is the ultimate goal.WHAT IS SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY?5SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 2025Connections can make or break families in times of heightened stress. We are created to connect and feel a sense of belonging through relationships. By wrapping family-like support around families, the church can provide connections to parents. Social connections are a distinguishing characteristic of families who successfully endure dicult circumstances. When people are connected through relationships, we get the opportunity to learn from each other and experience belonging.Strengthening the family unit is crucial. Research shows that families with access to social support networks feel more confident in their parenting abilities and are strengthened by the knowledge that they have someone in their corner. By standing in the gap, we provide parents with a wrap-around community that builds extended family-like relationships that help strengthen and stabilize their home environment. We believe when parents are supported, children can thrive at home.Prevention allows a more holistic approach to caring for the vulnerable, enabling the church to walk alongside families before they are torn apart. With an overcrowded foster care system, churches have the unique opportunity to take a more proactive and preventive posture in caring for vulnerable children and isolated parents. This approach spares children the trauma of forced removal and placement into child welfare, a trauma that can have long-lasting eects on their well-being. PREVENTION STRENGTHENINGCONNECTINGChurches have an essential role of recognizing the need that exists, articulating the biblical call to meet the need, and blessing and equipping those in their congregation who are to pursue the calling to love our neighbor. This ultimately gives glory to God by proclaiming His name and strengthening the local church. Thank you for your shared partnership!

Safe Families Sunday will be observed on the third Sunday in February. Having a designated date allows churches to plan and align calendars with other events and special occasions. However, we understand that every church has its own culture and calendaring challenges, so please feel free to use another date and time that better suits your congregation. We desire to humbly come alongside and serve the church in its Great Commission and discipleship calling. It is our prayer that these resources will communicate both the need and the opportunity for your church to be engaged in championing all children and families.For new church partners, Safe Families Sunday presents an excellent opportunity to introduce the Safe Families for Children vision, mission, and core values to your congregation and join us in the mission of keeping children safe and families together.February 16, 2025THIS YEAR’S SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAYSpeak out on behalf of the voiceless and for the rights of the vulnerable. Speak out to judge with righteousness and to defend the needy and poor.PROVERBS 318-9

7LIVING OUT SAFE FAMILIESr core valuesSAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 2025OUR VISIONWe desire a world where vulnerable children are safe and families are transformed through radically compassionate communities of radical hospitality. OUR MISSIONSafe Families for Children hosts vulnerable children and creates extended family-like support for isolated families through a community of devoted volunteers motivated by compassion to keep children safe and families together.CORE VALUESRadical Hospitality | Disruptive Generosity | Intentional CompassionOBJECTIVESSupport + Strengthen FamiliesPrevent Child Abuse + Neglect Deflect Children from Foster Care1 2 3

PARTNERS IN PRAYERthe impact of prayerPrayer is the foundation of the Safe Families movement. We rely on God’s inexhaustible guidance and resources for everything His work requires. When the entire SFFC movement unites in prayer, we know God listens and responds. We ask you to join us in praying over one foundational aspect of Safe Families each month. Read and pray over the Scriptures, reflecting on what God calls us to do. By focusing on what makes SFFC unique, we ask God to sustain the movement and guide our steps as we live out radical hospitality, disruptive generosity, and intentional compassion.SCAN THE QR CODE TO DOWNLOAD A PRINTABLE PRAYER CALENDAR

9SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 2025JANUARY Radical HospitalityPray for SFFC to extend radical hospitality to the least of these worldwide. May God work in and through the SFFC movement to invite and welcome strangers into our homes, supporting and loving everyone as thy neighbor.Hebrews 131-2Hebrews 131-2APRIL ParentsPray for the lonely and socially isolated parents facing crisis. May God connect them with SFFC support to alleviate stress, stabilize their situation, and reveal His unending love.Psalm 2516-17Psalm 2516-17JULY Leaders + OfficialsPray for key leaders, ocials, and caseworkers in welfare agencies who face daily tragedies. May God open doors for SFFC sta and volunteers to build relationships and implement policies to support families in need.1 Corinthians 1613-141 Corinthians 1613-14OCTOBER Family FriendsPray for the volunteers who befriend parents during their time of need. May God richly establish and bless family friendships that turn into extended family-like support.Proverbs 1717Proverbs 1717FEBRUARY Disruptive Generosity Pray for the SFFC movement to consciously disrupt the social norms of giving. May God overflow our generosity to impact the lives of others beyond measure.2 Corinthians 9112 Corinthians 911MAY ChildrenPray for the vulnerable children who are at risk of neglect and being separated from their families. May God bring forward SFFC resources to protect every child.Mark 936-37Mark 936-37AUGUST ChurchesPray for churches, ministry leads, and faith communities to answer the call to love thy neighbor. May God provide volunteers, faith support, and tangible resources to mobilize His people as one body.1 Corinthians 1224b-261 Corinthians 1224b-26NOVEMBER Resource FriendsPray for the volunteers who provide resources as needed during hostings, family friendings, and direct contact with families as needs arise. May God provide opportunities for resources to be shared to bless others.Proverbs 229Proverbs 229MARCH Intentional CompassionPray for SFFC to exude genuine and intentional compassion toward every person uniquely and beautifully created by the Father. May God stir within us to lead and live with compassion in everything we say and do, no matter how others treat us.Psalm 1034Psalm 1034JUNE Community PartnersPray for the agencies and organizations in your community that assist the hurting, lonely, sick, homeless, abused, and needy. May God establish strong partnerships with SFFC for the referral needs of local families.Hebrews 1024-25Hebrews 1024-25SEPTEMBER Host Families Pray for the families who open their homes and lives to caring for vulnerable children. May God bless the children and families, forging extended family relationships during their time together.Matthew 184-5Matthew 184-5DECEMBER StaffPray for sta who support church and community partnerships, coordinate volunteer support, coach and walk alongside parents, and encircle children with love. May God equip sta to carry out His will through their words and work.Proverbs 163Proverbs 163

PARTNERING TO SURROUND FAMILIES WITH SUPPORTChurches serve as partners in prevention in their local communities. Not only can churches organize tangible resources such as needed school supplies and backpacks, but they can build lasting relationships with families that need wrap-around support. They can mobilize their congregations to serve families so they can get back on their feet and stabilize their crises. We celebrate the thousands of church partners and volunteers partnered with Safe Families for Children to live out the gospel and love their neighbors in radical, compassionate, and intentional ways.What sets Safe Families for Children apart is the emphasis on prevention. The goal is to surround a family facing a crisis with a Circle of Support before the devastation of child removal and family separation. We seek to provide true “family-like” support so parents can get back on their feet.Lakasha reached out to us for hosting support for her nine children. Yes! Nine children! She is an amazing mom to her five biological children and the four children for whom she has been given guardianship, and she also works full-time as a third-grade teacher. This home is full of love and respect. On the recommendation of her mentor, Lakasha made the courageous decision to reach out for support.In her own words, “I was really going through it. I was struggling with severe depression and anxiety, and I felt like there was no way out. I didn’t have much support, but I thank God for the Safe Families community!! With their support, I have been able to obtain much-needed treatment for my mental health. I was connected with many volunteers to help support and care for my children as I got the treatment that I needed. I also gained family friends, such as Amy and Julie, walking beside me on my healing journey. I don’t know where I’d be if God hadn’t sent the Safe Families community my way!” -LakashaShe reached out to us due to some mental health struggles, and she needed a hosting. She had already sought help through the county, but they could not help. But she didn’t give up and was willing to reach out again. This was a huge ask! But as Safe Families, we want to say YES even to these impossible situations. So, the sta got to work. Only God can get the glory for us being able to pull o a hosting of nine kids at seven dierent schools with all available volunteers in various counties.It was all-hands-on-deck, and let me tell you: a privilege. With 48 volunteers and 2300 miles traveled in a week, Safe Families for Children PARTNERS IN PREVENTIONhow churches can be the answer  preventi

11SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 2025SCAN TO WATCH A STORY ABOUT OUR PARTNERS IN PREVENTIONprovided true wrap-around support for this family. A volunteer shared, “These kids are a true reflection of their mom: kind and respectful.” One of our sta teared up at the joy these kids had when their mom returned home, “it was beautiful- they really love her so much.” Reuniting families is what it is all about! One of Lakasha’s goals was to move to a new house. Now that she had established a great Circle of Support with our volunteers, we checked in on this goal. To our delight, she had found a place to live and had already moved! Due to circumstances out of her control, she had to leave many of her belongings behind. Still, her Circle of Support and our Safe Families volunteers keep rising to assist as she gets re-established. We can’t wait to see what God has for their future.This is an amazing story of God’s provision, but it also represents the heart of Safe Families. With partnering churches from around our city, we supported this mom so she could get back on her feet and stabilize her home situation. Without all of the roles (big and small) that volunteers filled, the hosting and friendships wouldn’t be possible. That is why there is such a need for EVERYONE to be involved. That means host families, family friends, family coaches, resource friends, prayer warriors, donors, community partnerships, and the list goes on.To keep up with referrals and the ongoing needs of families in our community, we need to partner with more churches, train more volunteers, and walk alongside of parents like Lakasha, who are brave enough to reach out for help."I thank god for the safe families counity! with their suort, I have bn able  obtain much-nded eatment for my mental health."

FIVE-MINUTE SUNDAY PRESENTATIONUse this designated time to highlight the SF mission and acknowledge existing volunteers and eorts to support and strengthen families. Have volunteers wear their T-shirts and highlight a Host Family or Family Friend’s engagement story—cast a continued vision for your church’s commitment to unleashing radically compassionate communities to transform families.PLAN A VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION EVENTUse this time to appreciate and celebrate volunteers, encouraging their eorts to strengthen your church’s Circles of Support. Share a new video or recent stories of how families have come alongside other families to keep children safe and parents supported.DISPLAY INFORMATIONAL TABLE IN LOBBYPlace a table in the lobby to spotlight Safe Families for Children and new volunteer opportunities to serve and support families. Use this time to recruit for needed roles for your Circle of Support.PRAY FOR THE SAFE FAMILIES MOVEMENTPrayer is central to the Safe Families movement. Pray for the SFFC movement to consciously disrupt the social norms of giving. May God overflow our generosity to impact the lives of others beyond measure. Download a printable copy now!Download a printable copy now!SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGNShare volunteers’ testimonies on your social media platforms to raise awareness and share stories of hope. Use our social media images to appreciate volunteers.HOST A SAFE FAMILIES 101Host a Safe Families 101 to learn about Safe Families’ mission and/or schedule volunteer training to provide opportunities for individuals to open their hearts and homes to support families facing crisis. Everyone has a role to play and participate in.PLAN A FUNDRAISER OR DESIGNATED OFFERINGInvite your church to invest in Safe Families for Children by planning a special fundraiser or taking an oering to support local eorts in your community.OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHURCH INVOLVEMENTHOST A SMALL GROUP STUDY ON UNLEASHING RADICAL HOSPITALITYScan QR code to order your copy of Unleashing Radical Hospitality: A Journey to Make the Safety of Children and the Support of Parents a Priority of All. This new resource has discussion questions for each chapter.

SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 202513WAYS TO DEEPEN YOUR PARTNERSHIP• • Host a special time of prayer Host a special time of prayer for the Safe Families for Children movement, locally, nationally, and globally (use our prayer guide on pages 8-9• • Write letters of encouragementWrite letters of encouragement for kids and their parents to receive when a hosting begins• • Put together care baskets for host homesPut together care baskets for host homes with needed resources or organize a meal prep to assist with volunteer needs and partnering with parents• • Collect gift cardsCollect gift cards (grocery and gas cards) for partnering parents• • Deliver a sermonDeliver a sermon themed on hospitality, compassion, generosity, or serving in the community.• • Sing a worship song setSing a worship song set about compassion, God’s heart for the needy, etc. Commission Safe Families volunteers• • Invite a partnering parent,Invite a partnering parent, helped by volunteers, from your church to speak or be interviewed• • Invite a Host Family, Family Friend, or Family Invite a Host Family, Family Friend, or Family CoachCoach to share about their experience• • Plan a Safe Families fundraiserPlan a Safe Families fundraiser• • Designate resourcesDesignate resources to help make a video spotlighting a family served and supported• • Show a film or videoShow a film or video that emphasizes family preservation, child abuse prevention, compassion, etc• • Create a visual illustrationCreate a visual illustration of the need in your community/state (i.e. kids in foster care vs. at-risk families)• • Host a Multiply the Movement Concert SeriesHost a Multiply the Movement Concert Series with Phil Stacey or Footsteps for Families 5K and Fun Run• • Kicko or relaunchKicko or relaunch your Safe Families ministry• • Start a scholarship fund Start a scholarship fund for daycare expenses, camp fees, etc• • Have a dedicated spaceHave a dedicated space in your church, on your website or on your social media platforms for people to get information and get involved

Anyone who has talked with me for more than 30 seconds knows that I’m passionate about Safe Families. I grew up in a solid local church and admired families I knew who were active in foster care and adoption. As a youth, I thought I wanted to foster or adopt when I grew up but as I got older, I learned more about the brokenness that can come along with fostering and adoption.After my husband, Nick, and I married, we began that conversation and started praying about how we wanted to serve others as a couple. Then we heard about Safe Families with the mission to come around families who are in crisis, support them, and be a community to them. The goal is The goal is to prevent abuse and neglect so that kids don’t to prevent abuse and neglect so that kids don’t ultimately end up in the foster system. It was like ultimately end up in the foster system. It was like a light bulb went o, and I knew that was exactly a light bulb went o, and I knew that was exactly what we wanted to do. what we wanted to do. We signed up to be a host family and the day we were ocially approved, we got a call about hosting a little boy. Over the next year, we hosted three times, twice for mothers who were fleeing domestic violence and desperately needed a fresh start, and the third mom who needed extra support with her baby because of urgent medical issues. These experiences opened our eyes to the many parents who truly have not one to call. These experiences opened our eyes to those who truly had no one to call. We took a short break when our first child was born and then jumped back to host. We welcomed two older siblings while their mom was in the hospital giving birth to her third baby. The Safe Families movement mobilizes thousands of volunteers who have prioritized serving parents before the children are removed and families are separated. This proactive approach supports parents in caring for their children and the needs of their families by displaying our core values of radical hospitality, disruptive generosity, and intentional compassion. Many of our volunteers have been instrumental in expanding prevention eorts by launching new chapters, building strategic partnerships, and inviting others to join the mission to keep children safe and families together. WE JUST KEEP SHOWING UP, AND SO DOES GOD!BY LAURA OBERSKI, SAFE FAMILIES VOLUNTEERPARTNERS IN PREVENTIONhow voluntrs can be the answer  preventi

SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 202515It was so sweet to watch those kids love on our own son! We fell in love with the mission of Safe We fell in love with the mission of Safe Families, and it was such an honor to be a part Families, and it was such an honor to be a part of these families’ stories. We also learned more of these families’ stories. We also learned more about ourselves and our own biases through about ourselves and our own biases through the process but saw how God could use us in the process but saw how God could use us in the lives of families in crisis. the lives of families in crisis. Then we made a move from Wisconsin to Texas. We had hoped to continue to be a part of Safe Families. We loved the idea of being able to raise our kids in a space where serving families was a way of life. This is just what we do as a family–one of the ways we love people. When we finally landed in Austin and got settled, we found out there was no Austin Safe Families Chapter. We were unsure what God was calling us to do. We had several calls with the state director, but no one had prepared me to be a catalyst to launch a new chapter. Honestly, I was ready to be the first host family, but starting a chapter is for sure not in my wheelhouse!” We reluctantly put it on the back burner until my friend, the SFFC chapter director in Milwaukee, checked in with us. She was curious if there had been any more movement toward starting a chapter in Austin or if I was interested in helping the chapter launch. I answered, “We’d love to be a part of a chapter here, but the catalyst role is not for me!”After praying with my husband, we felt the Lord’s leading us to begin the launch process for Safe Families. We talked to trusted friends and our family and asked them to pray with us. We We understood if this was to be successful, it would understood if this was to be successful, it would have to be the Lord who would make it happen. have to be the Lord who would make it happen. We began by gathering a team of committed people for the launch team. We diligently started researching the needs in Austin and had LOTS of coee meetings with leaders of community "this is just what we do as a family. e of the ways we love people."SCAN TO WATCH A STORY ABOUT OUR PARTNERS IN PREVENTION

organizations. Our team submitted a strategic plan and embarked on engaging community partners and churches.God was so faithful and slowly started drawing people to invest in the vision of Safe Families sacrificially. We had raised almost $50,000 and set out to host an informational meeting and fundraising dinner with founder Dave Anderson to cast a vision for Safe Families in Austin. Approximately twenty-five church sta and leaders attended, and we were so encouraged by the turnout! The following day, we hosted our fundraising dinner, hoping for at least one hundred people, we had 150 attend! After the fundraiser, we were incredibly blessed to reach our financial goal to launch and made our first hire.Safe Families Austin was ocially launched last July with the hire of our Chapter Director, Cheyenne Erickson (who had also served on the launch team). We continued networking with community partners, developed Ministry Leads from all of our partner churches, and hosted our first volunteer training in August. We had over fifty people show up for our first training, and we were thrilled when we were able to take our first intake call."we get  live t the gospel  families who nd a safe, healthy counity, and we gw in r love for jesus and his sacrifice in the pce."

SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 202517 Nick and I were privileged to be the first host family for this new Safe Families Austin chapter. The baby stayed with us for two months, and then we were able to send him home with Dad just in time for Christmas and his first birthday. We continue supporting the dad as family friends, and we have been delighted to see him growing in his parenting skills and even attending church with our family. One of my favorite parts of hosting is watching our kids welcome strangers into our home. From the first time they met him, they counted this baby and his dad as a part of our family. They are learning to love others in a way that requires radical hospitality, disruptive generosity, and intentional compassion, the core values of Safe Families.We get to live out the gospel to families who need a safe, healthy community, and we grow in our love for Jesus and his sacrifice in the process. In the messiness of hosting and loving strangers and through the ups and downs of a newly launched chapter, we have been reminded that we do not have what it takes. But God does, and He continues to provide for us as a family and as a chapter every day. I keep telling people, “I’m not I keep telling people, “I’m not the one doing this. I just keep showing up, and so the one doing this. I just keep showing up, and so does God.” We are so grateful to be part of this does God.” We are so grateful to be part of this amazing movement, and we can’t wait to see amazing movement, and we can’t wait to see what He will do next!what He will do next!"I'm not the e doing this. I just kp showing up, and so does god."

WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LOCAL CHURCH? Safe Families is a ministry that works in collaboration with local churches to help families in need. Our goal is to encourage churches to adopt Safe Families as a part of their local outreach initiatives. The local Safe Families chapter oers training, screening, resources, and support to the church and its volunteers to ensure the success of the program. Moreover, the Safe Families Chapter is responsible for handling all referral calls, screening them, and connecting families in need with the appropriate volunteers from the church.HOW CAN I INCREASE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THIS MOVEMENT?Hosting a child, on average, costs $1,500 (depending on area). Or consider wrapping support around a parent that is a gift of $3,000. Give one-time or recurring gifts to support your local Safe Families chapter. WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF SAFE FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN?Safe Families for Children has provided over 73,000 hosting arrangements for children in the past 21 years. Our program is designed to be cost-eective, with a cost of only $1,500 to host a child in Safe Families, compared to the average cost of $35,000 for a child in foster care. We have a reunification rate of 98%, which is significantly higher than the national average of less than 50%.Our volunteers play a vital role in our program, as they not only serve as a family but also as a community. The Safe Families “Circle of Support” is a group of Family Coaches, Family Friends, and Resource Friends who are often connected through their church. This provides an opportunity for spiritual growth and discipleship. When a local church embraces Safe Families, it gains a dynamic way to serve its community beyond a backpack, diaper, or food drive. Safe Families is an opportunity to impact lives personally, and we are grateful for the support of our volunteers and partners.LEARNING MORE ABOUT USFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

IS THE CHURCH LIABLE FOR ANY UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES OR DIFFICULT SITUATIONS? Every Safe Families chapter has a sponsoring faith-based ministry that is providing supervision, training, and facilitating background checks. Safe Families volunteers are legally volunteers of our organization, and we provide the necessary liability coverage to safely host children in your home.WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE FOR MY CHURCH CAN BE INVOLVED?The first component is becoming involved in embracing the value of Safe Families and understanding how it can add value to your local church ministry. Our local Safe Families sta will work alongside your key leadership to help your church progressively deepen your partnership, serving, growth, and impact. The best model is to identify and recruit a volunteer Minis-try Lead and Leadership Team that will bear the respon-sibility of recruiting, training, and supporting the ministry. The team is supported and resourced by the local Safe Families chapter. A partnership with Safe Families in-cludes: developing a Safe Families Ministry Lead Team, recruiting and developing volunteer Circles of Support and providing internal and external financial support for the Safe Families ministry. HOW IS SAFE FAMILIES FUNDED?Safe Families is funded through a combination of generous individual donors, church partners, foundations, and various grants. Some chapters secure contracts with regional or state authorities to work alongside existing child welfare agencies. Due to our volunteer nature, we are able to keep the cost of Safe Families very aordable. Donations to Safe Families are viewed as an investment in prevention of child neglect and abuse. We are able to operate at approximately 10% of the cost of a child in the foster care system.SAFE FAMILIES SUNDAY 202519

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