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Youth Art Show and Silent Auction ....until FRIDAY!

The public is invited to view and bid on multi-media art pieces for sale in the lobby of FCCS, 855 W. Mound St. The artwork was created by youth in our Therapeutic Arts Program and Adoptions Dept. Public bidding ends promptly at NOON on Friday, May 24, 2013. Bidding is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

Youth Art Show and Silent Auction ....until FRIDAY!
May e-newsletter from FCCS
Choose Your Partner Carefully
What is Kinship Care?
Signs of Abuse and Neglect
May e-newsletter from FCCS

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Youth Art Show and Silent Auction ....until FRIDAY!
May e-newsletter from FCCS
Choose Your Partner Carefully
What is Kinship Care?
Signs of Abuse and Neglect
Choose Your Partner Carefully

When you choose a partner for yourself, you choose for your child, too. Your child is counting on you to make the right decision.

Youth Art Show and Silent Auction ....until FRIDAY!
May e-newsletter from FCCS
Choose Your Partner Carefully
What is Kinship Care?
Signs of Abuse and Neglect
What is Kinship Care?

When it isn't safe for children to stay with their families, out-of-home placement with a relative or close family friend, a scenario called Kinship Care, can be the best option for children.

Youth Art Show and Silent Auction ....until FRIDAY!
May e-newsletter from FCCS
Choose Your Partner Carefully
What is Kinship Care?
Signs of Abuse and Neglect
Signs of Abuse and Neglect

The first step in helping abused or neglected children is learning to recognize the signs of child abuse and neglect.
Click the link below for information that may help you to recognize a child that needs help.

Youth Art Show and Silent Auction ....until FRIDAY!
May e-newsletter from FCCS
Choose Your Partner Carefully
What is Kinship Care?
Signs of Abuse and Neglect

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  • May is National Foster Care Month
    Nationwide, there are more than 400,000 youth currently in foster care. Often in foster care through no fault of their own, these youth will eventually be reunited with their families if safely possible, placed in kinship or adoptive homes, or will eventually age out of the system. Read more about National Foster Care Month and how you can advocate for kids in the child welfare system here.
  • May 13 - May 24 - Youth Art Show
    8 a.m. -5 p.m.
    855 W. Mound St - Family Center
    Artistic items, poetry, paintings and sculptures created by FCCS youth will be on public display for a silent bid auction, with proceeds benefitting the Franklin County Children's Fund. Everyone is invited! For more information call, (614) 341-6046.
  • May 15 - High School Grad Party
    4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
    855 W. Mound St.
    FCCS will celebrate the impressive accomplishments of 66 youth who are receiving or have received their high school diploma at a reception with families. For more information, contact (614) 275-2736.