Testimonies
GOOD MORNING AMERICA: Family of four fosters, then adopts four siblings to keep them all together: ‘We want these kids to thrive’
Good Morning America Features Circle of Care Work To Keep Foster Siblings Together
Good Morning America has produced a three-part series titled Home Sweet Home spotlighting foster care issues nationwide, the 2nd story involves OKUMC, Circle of Care.
Group’s Mission: Keep Siblings Together In Oklahoma Foster Care
More than 700 children in the Oklahoma foster care system are currently separated from their siblings. One group in Oklahoma City is on a mission to raise $5 million to keep separations from happening. Circle of Care is working on creating foster homes to accommodate larger sibling sets.
Oklahoma group building homes so siblings in foster care can stay together
It’s an amazing gift for area foster children on Christmas Eve. Circle of Care and the Avedis Foundation are building homes specifically for sibling sets in foster care.
Circle of Care gets moving on expansion
Two United Methodist churches already have stepped forward to partner with Circle of Care on a sibling foster care initiative, Legacy of Care, that launched this year.
Children’s Home Alumni Mae
Lived at Methodist Boy’s Ranch – Jose
Preparation for Adult Living Program Graduate – Tasha
Holsinger Home, Foster Parents – Jack & Becky
Circle of Care – Board of Directors Member – David
