Foster Care

Foster care is temporary care. Foster care is used to provide a safe home for abused and/or neglected children, ages 0-18, who come from all ethnic, social and economic backgrounds. The primary goal of foster care is to provide a nurturing, temporary home for children until they can reunite with their families or achieve permanency through adoption.

Adoption

Many children across the United States are waiting to be adopted. These youngsters live in foster homes, group homes, and residential facilities. Whatever the special need, children grow best in a loving and secure permanent family--one that can make the difference in their lives.

Our Method

Faith in Motion brings people in churches together with children in the Jackson County, Missouri foster care system by recruiting, training and supporting adoptive families, team members, churches, counties and sponsors.

We also work to recognize and support all Faith Based service and efforts in Jackson County, MO that seek to partner with the Missouri Children’s Division in an effort to promote safe, healthy and productive children, youth and families.