Knowing you’re not alone can make a world of difference. “You really do need an ally [as a foster parent],” explained Katie Campbell. Katie and her husband Mike started fostering in 2018 and completed their initial training with Gwinnett County. Not long after the Campbells heard about Families 4 Families. When they connected with Families […]
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Kate Lovell knew fostering was for her. “I’ve been a teacher since 2003. I’ve had all these different kids, and I’ve loved having them all,” she explained. “I thought I would make a great foster mom.” What she didn’t realize years ago? She and her husband Matt would make great adoptive parents, too. “We started
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With three adopted sisters, adoption was already familiar to Chelsea Biggers, a foster mom with Families 4 Families. Her husband, Dustin was also drawn to adoption and even made sure Chelsea was on board before the pair went on their first date. Adoption has been a part of their story from the beginning — foster
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