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Drowning: Quick and Silent

By: Ginny Harrison, Swimming for Life. “He was here; he was right here! I was watching him, I was listening, I could see him!” This mother spoke the truth. She was right next to her son; she was watching him out of the corner of her eye and she was listening for signs of splashing …

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4 of My Passions: Faith, Family, Foster Care, and Football!

It is such an honor to be a part of the Kids Central team. In addition to being a foster and adoptive parent myself, I work to assist with the recruitment of quality foster and adoptive parents to join us in caring for children and families in our community. I am thankful for the opportunity …

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Entertaining Angels

Hebrews 13:2 – Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some have unwittingly entertained angels. What do these words mean and how do they pertain to the mission of fostering and adopting children through our Florida Department of Children and Families? As a recruiter for Kids Central, the nonprofit organization charged with …

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Florida Community Bank Donates to Ten Regional Organizations Dedicated to Children in Foster Care Though “Year of the Child” Program

WESTON, Fla. – February 19, 2016 – Florida Community Bank Financial Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: FCB), is committed to investing in local youth to build stronger communities and recently raised and donated to ten regional organizations to benefit children in state care through the financial institution’s “Year of the Child” initiative. Created as a core pillar …

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Case Management Agency Contract Awarded for Citrus and Hernando Counties

Dear Stakeholder, I want to update our partners and community leaders on an important change occurring at Kids Central. As outlined in my letter from August 2015, Kids Central collaborated with our CMAs to restructure case management services in Circuit 5 (Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion and Sumter Counties). To improve services and outcomes for children …

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Two + Two + Two = Six!

Family:  Joseph & Alexandria, Lake County, married for 5 years Joseph and Alexandria learned about children from foster care who are available for adoption from a family member who works in social services. Until that time, they were unaware of the number of children in their community who were in need of loving families to …

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