Vol. 6, No. 2• May 2002

Fostering Relationships

	Fostering relationships: Overcoming birth parent prejudice for the best interest of the child
	Get in-service training credit for reading this newsletter
	May is Foster Care Month!
	Parenting power: Helping children cope with teasing
	News from the Executive Director of the N.C. Foster Parent Association
	Meet the NCFPA Board Members
	Struggling with the foster/adoptive child's attachment to the birth family
	N.C. Foster Parent Association's 2001 Conference
	Opportunities to help the NCFPA
	A cry from my heart
	Foster home licensing changes improve service delivery to children
	Kids Pages
	Adoption celebration touches hearts
	Famous adoptees
	Why I am proud to be adopted
	What adoption means to me
	A virtual clubhouse for kids in foster care
	Mending broken lives: A foster/adoptive mother reflects on her calling and the children in her life
	FYI: Outcomes for drug-exposed children eight years after adoption
	Youth in transition featured in AdvoCasey
	Foster teens: Join SAY SO!
	Training opportunity for foster parents

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