Overview
In 2019, 15,000 children entered the foster care system in Georgia. With more than a decade of service in the area, the Valdosta ministry center prioritizes children in crisis by training churches and parents in best practices for the foster care journey. Whether it’s through monthly mentorship camps, church trainings or trauma therapy, the Valdosta center’s goal is to decrease the number of children in foster care while increasing the number of churches that are supporting foster families.
From The Field
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Five Children Found Neglected in Georgia Hotel
On a late Wednesday night in May, leadership at Redland Baptist Church received a disturbing call... -
Christmas Cheer for Special Needs and Foster Families
Foster families and families affected by autism came to Send Relief’s Valdosta ministry center continued for... -
From Migrant Child Worker to Send Relief Volunteer
As a child, Ricardo spent many of his summer vacations working as a migrant worker. When... -
Churches are Vital in Helping Vulnerable Children
NASHVILLE (BP) – The task can seem daunting. Most estimates put the number of children and...
