Child Care Services: For young adults who may already have children of their own.

Training: Offering foster families and kinship caregivers training on caring for a foster child.

Special Advocates: Training and supplies to recruit and equip dedicated volunteers who advocate for marginalized children in the foster care system.

Sibling Connection Programs: Efforts to keep or reunite siblings, ensuring they maintain familial connections.

Mentoring and Positive Role Models: Providing guidance, support, and positive examples.

Pet or Equine Therapy: Animals can provide comfort and a sense of companionship, especially for those adjusting to new surroundings.

Cultural and Spiritual Support: Respecting and integrating youths' cultural and spiritual beliefs into the services provided.

Respite Care: Temporary care to give foster parents or kinship caregivers a break, ensuring they can maintain the child's basic needs.

Personal Touch Packages: Handwritten notes of encouragement, photo albums or frames, and small tokens that can be personalized to make a child feel welcomed and loved.

Family Bonding Kits: Board games, movie night sets (with DVDs or streaming service vouchers), and craft kits to help foster families spend quality time together.

Caregiver Self-Care Packages: Items such as teas, candles, relaxation tools, and tokens of appreciation to help caregivers relax and recharge.