Since launching their foster care ministry in early 2016, His Hands Church in Woodstock has seen God work in many ways, including bringing a community of believers together. When His Hand's foster…
Read More ›We all know those moments - those moments when a child does something adorable and you reach for your phone to snap a photo to post on Facebook. Or you start sharing…
Read More ›He doesn’t remember it specifically but foster care played a vital role in Bob Bruder-Mattson’s life at an early age. As a baby he was placed into foster care before being adopted…
Read More ›At 3 and 4 years old, Abby and Blake have already bounced from their biological mom to their grandparents to DFCS and finally a FaithBridge home. Change is all they’ve known. Their biological…
Read More ›Former middle school science teacher turned artist, Megan Linebaugh has a heart for foster children. She noticed that students in the system often had difficulty in school and struggled with the realities of…
Read More ›(update: We interviewed Brooke, Jaxon's mom. Here's her story, in her own words) When Jeremy and Cheryl Smith got a call about a five-day-old baby needing placement, they had no idea how…
Read More ›There isn't a day that goes by without the escalating drug epidemic impacting a neighbor, family member, or friend here in Northwest Georgia. In this editorial, Serena Burton discusses the impact of drugs on the Foster System in Northwest Georgia.
Read More ›This little guy has overcome a lot in his young life. Conner entered foster care as a newborn and was clinically diagnosed with Failure to Thrive. His biological father is unknown and…
Read More ›Beginning July 1, 2017 DFCS has implemented a change to RBWO standard 11.33 that states “CPA’s requesting reimbursement must submit receipts for clothing within three (3) months of purchase.” In order to…
Read More ›The state of Georgia has asked that the annual re-evaluations of our foster and respite homes be submitted earlier than in the past. To comply, FaithBridge has made some changes to the…
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