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Managing compassion fatigue and burnout Building a support network and accessing resources Reflective practice and self-regulation tools Finding joy and meaning in the caregiving journey Presented by: Janae Combs, MA

This is a space where teens and caregivers come together to listen, learn, and grow. Here, every voice matters. We believe in sharing without judgment, respecting different perspectives, and finding connection through conversation. Let’s make this a place of empathy, honesty, and mutual support. Please Note: Both parent and Teen will need to have a […]

This training is designed to help foster and adoptive parents better understand the emotional world of teenagers. Participants will explore the unique challenges teens face, especially those with trauma histories […]

Raising Kids with OCD: A Workshop for Foster & Adoptive Families This workshop is designed to equip foster and adoptive parents with the tools to support a child struggling with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). We'll explore the common signs of OCD, the unique challenges it presents in a family setting, and practical strategies to help your […]

Join GACRS for a monthly virtual adoption support group- Café Chats. This event is for adoptive families who share one thing, the journey of adoption.  And while adoption is rewarding it also […]

Come learn about local programs, services, and opportunities available to you and your family. Meet representatives from community organizations offering support with housing, healthcare, education, and more.

This is a space where teens and caregivers come together to listen, learn, and grow. Here, every voice matters. We believe in sharing without judgment, respecting different perspectives, and finding […]

The holidays can be stressful, especially considering trauma your kids have experienced. Come learn how to navigate trauma for kids during the holidays.  Presented by: Ashley Willcott, JD

1 in 5 children are diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Depression is one of the most common childhood mental health disorders, affecting around 4% of children ages 3-17. In […]