Healing, Love, Hope and Care – Stories from Foster and Kinship Caregivers in our Community
Foster and kinship caregiving are acts of extraordinary compassion and resilience. Behind every story of a child in need lies a caregiver offering love, hope,
Foster Healing: inspirational stories for a new year
Healing, love, hope, care. These are some of the things that caregivers offer to children in their homes. Children, youth and infants that enter the
Holiday Activities You Can Do With Your Family This Season (And Beyond)
The holidays can be overwhelming, and it’s tempting to get lost in your never-ending to-do lists instead of fully living in the moment and focusing
Check out the latest Calgary's Child Issue
Cagary's Child Magazine is the trusted source for news and information about issues, classes, activities and support for families.
Finding Support for Foster Children on the Autism Spectrum
At Foster Calgary, we understand each child coming into our care has their own unique story. Sometimes, those stories include being on the autism spectrum.
How Foster Care Changed my Path in Life: Foster Parenting Tips for an Indigenous Foster Child
I am a former foster child here in Alberta. As an Indigenous man, I am proud of who I am and my culture. My desire
Tips for Keeping Spirits Bright this Holiday Season
Amid a global pandemic, we all know this holiday season will look different from in the past. We’ve put together a list of our favourite
Looking at the “Big Picture” (not just the Turkey) when Celebrating Thanksgiving with Foster Children
Food, family, and fun are three words that often come to mind during holidays. This holiday Thanksgiving will look different as we celebrate in a
Birth sisters reflect on their life as siblings to foster children
Sisters Nora*, 18, and Sammie*, 16, speak candidly with Foster Calgary about their experiences as biological children in a foster family. FC: Your family has
What I Wish I Had Known before Fostering
The name of the foster parent has been changed to respect privacy and confidentiality. Becoming a foster parent is intimidating. You may feel like you