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The Happy Medium: Heart & Home LLC
Our motto is navigating the journey to family with compassion and care. Based in Georgia, we are deeply committed to fostering connections, supporting adoption, and empowering families to create safe and thriving homes.
Traditional Foster Care
This is the most common type of foster care, where children are placed with licensed foster families on a temporary basis while efforts are made to reunify them with their biological families.
Kinship Care
In kinship care, children are placed with relatives or close family friends instead of traditional foster families.
Respite Care
Respite care involves short-term foster placements to provide relief for full-time foster parents.
Who Are We
Welcome to The Happy Medium: Heart & Home LLC, where our motto is navigating the journey to family with compassion and care. Based in Georgia, we are deeply committed to fostering connections, supporting adoption, and empowering families to create safe and thriving homes.
In Georgia, over 11,000 children are in foster care, and many of them are waiting for a permanent family. Studies show that children placed in stable, loving homes are more likely to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. However, only 40% of foster youth graduate..
Our Services Offered
Consulting for prospective foster and adoptive parents
Educational workshops and training sessions
Assistance with legal and paperwork processes
Emotional and transition support for families and children
Resources referrals to trusted agencies, counselors, and networks
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Foster Children
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Foster care
Foster care is a temporary arrangement in which children who cannot safely live with their biological families are placed in the care of licensed foster parents or relatives. The goal of foster care is to provide a safe, stable, and supportive environment while working toward reunification with the child’s family when possible or finding a permanent home through adoption or guardianship.
Foster parents play a critical role in supporting children during a difficult time in their lives by meeting their physical, emotional, and developmental needs. Foster care may also involve:
Types of Foster Care
Foster care comes in several forms to meet the diverse needs of children and families. Here are the primary types:
Emergency Foster Care
Emergency foster care is for children who must be removed from their homes immediately due to unsafe conditions.
Kinship Care
In kinship care, children are placed with relatives or close family friends instead of traditional foster families.
Respite Care
Respite care involves short-term foster placements to provide relief for full-time foster parents.
Long-Term Foster Care
Long-Term Foster Care For children who cannot reunify with their families but are not candidates for adoption, long- term foster care offers stability and consistency.
Group Homes or Residential Care
Group Homes or Residential Care Some children, particularly older youth or those with complex needs, may live in group homes staffed by trained professionals.
Traditional Foster Care
This is the most common type of foster care, where children are placed with licensed foster families on a temporary basis while efforts are made to reunify them with their biological families.
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