National Foster Parent Association 7512 Stanich Lane, #6 Gig Harbor, WA 98335 Telephone: (253) 853-4000 or (800) 557-5238 Fax: (253) 853-4001 National Foster Parent Association The National Foster Parent Association is the only national organization which strives to support foster parents and remains a consistently strong voice on behalf of all children.	National Child Abuse Defense And Resource Center P. O. Box 638 Holland, Ohio 43528 Phone: 419-865-0513 Fax: 419-865-0526 NCADRC We are a non-profit organization of volunteers dedicated to preserving the rights of those falsely accused of child abuse through education.
FOSTERING FAMILIES TODAY IS... a magazine about you---the parents, children and dedicated professionals in the child welfare system providing foster care and domestic adoption to children. Fostering Families Today A Bimonthly Foster Care and Adoption Resource for America	North American Council On Adoptable Children NACAC NACAC's parent group database contains almost 900 adoption-related support groups from across the United States and Canada. You can search the database by state or province, or by the type of group or the group's activity.
Colorado State Foster Parent Association 7651 W 41st Ave Ste. 90 Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 303-463-7989 President: Bonnie McNulty Colorado State Foster Parent Associaiton CSFPA is committed to supporting foster care through education, advocacy and the provision of resources for Colorado foster parents.	Learn from other foster/adoptive parents: Their wisdom and experience are invaluable. The Bodie Bunch Name: Cindy Location: Down a dirt road in the South, 52 year old happily single mother of 39 young'uns...
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Sharing Transracial Adoption Resources and Support STARS Founder and President Theresa Alden STARS is a family support group located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. STARS families appreciate the diversity of the world because diversity enriches us all and strives to make connections with adopted or foster child's birth race and birth culture.