Join other foster, adoptive and kinship moms as we fellowship together.
This mom collective is led by Dusti Stark and Ruth Babel 514-295-2486 or dusti@extendinggrace.us

This Community Group gathers to help Kinship families, relatives or family friends find the tools and support to connect and learn together.

Lunch is provided.

Please email tiffany@thefosteringcollective.org to let her know you are coming. Call 903-253-9144 with any questions.

A community of foster, adoptive and kinship dads supporting and encouraging each other. Please reach out to Michael Tosh, michaelt1114@yahoo.com, to get involved!

We are excited to offer once training that we partner with local child placing agencies to certify sitters for foster families. Participating agencies include 4Kids4Families, Arrow, Bair, Rekindle, TBHC, Methodist Children's Home, Grace Manor, Christian Homes, Azleway, UpBring, Hope Haven, Buckner, Compass Connection and Noble.

First Aid and CPR begins promptly at 5pm and the class starts at 5:45. Dinner will be provided for those attending in person.
Once you have attended this training, completed all the paperwork and become Infant and Child CPR and First Aid you will be able to serve families for up to 72 hours. You must be 21 or older.

We are offering an option to attend Virtually via Zoom. Please choose that option at check out.

If you need CPR/First Aid, you will need to pay an additional $50 to E&E Heartsavers. Their Venmo is Nancy-Elliott-CPR. Then text Nancy at 903-714-5101 your name and email address to get started on the online portion of the course. The hands on portion of the CPR/First Aid will begin at 5:00.

🗓️ Register to attend

We are excited to offer once training that we partner with local child placing agencies to certify sitters for foster families.  Participating agencies include 4Kids4Families, Arrow, Bair, Rekindle, TBHC, Methodist Children's Home, Grace Manor, Christian Homes, Azleway, UpBring, Hope Haven, Buckner, Compass Connection and Noble.
 

 Once you have attended this training, completed all the paperwork and become Infant and Child CPR and First Aid you will be able to serve families for up to 72 hours.  You must be 21 or older. 

🗓️ Register to attend

Children and teens need to know they are safe, secure, valued, and loved, yet key developmental and relational needs are often overlooked with traditional parenting models. Hope for the Journey designed to equip parents, caregivers, church leaders, and professionals with the tools to build connection and trust with the children and teens in their care so they can thrive inside and outside their home. 

Across five powerful, highly practical teaching sessions along with additional support resources, Hope for the Journey explores the principles of Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®)—a care model designed to meet the unique, sometimes complex needs of children and teens, particularly those impacted by adoption and/or foster care. And as outlined by the Show Hope team, you will see how the fundamentals of TBRI are expressions of the gospel—our faith in action. 

✅ Register to Attend

Children and teens need to know they are safe, secure, valued, and loved, yet key developmental and relational needs are often overlooked with traditional parenting models. Hope for the Journey designed to equip parents, caregivers, church leaders, and professionals with the tools to build connection and trust with the children and teens in their care so they can thrive inside and outside their home. 

Across five powerful, highly practical teaching sessions along with additional support resources, Hope for the Journey explores the principles of Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®)—a care model designed to meet the unique, sometimes complex needs of children and teens, particularly those impacted by adoption and/or foster care. And as outlined by the Show Hope team, you will see how the fundamentals of TBRI are expressions of the gospel—our faith in action. 

✅ Register to Attend