When children experience abuse, neglect, or family crisis, relatives often step in overnight.
A grandparent says yes.
An aunt rearranges her life.
A sibling becomes a parent.
But love alone is not always enough.
Foster Kinship helps relatives create safe, stable, and nurturing homes so children can remain connected to family instead of entering foster care with strangers.
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Nevada families stepped up. We stood beside them.
Family Changes Everything
Children thrive when they remain safely connected to the people they know and love.
Research consistently shows that children in kinship care experience stronger connections, greater stability, and better outcomes than children placed with strangers when removal from parents becomes necessary.
That is why Foster Kinship exists. To make sure relatives do not have to navigate crisis alone.

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Foster Kinship’s nationally recognized, evidence-based model helps families strengthen stability before crisis escalates.
In 2025, families working with Foster Kinship reported meaningful progress in:
Families gained critical legal protections including guardianship, licensing, or adoption to create long-term stability for children.
Families accessed financial benefits, emergency resources, and practical support to help meet children’s everyday needs.
Families were connected to critical resources including mental health services, healthcare, extracurricular activities, and parenting education.
Caregivers strengthened their support systems through one-on-one peer support, support groups, family events, and respite care.
Foster Kinship operates one of the nation’s few evidence-based kinship navigator models, recognized by the Title IV-E Prevention Services Clearinghouse and replicated in multiple states.
Independent evaluation found that participating families were:
helping them access additional supports and resources for the children in their care.
reducing disruptions that can further traumatize children.
helping families secure financial support to meet children’s basic needs.
The research shows it: Children stay with family. Families become stronger. Foster care becomes less necessary.
When April's 10-month-old granddaughter was removed and placed in foster care, she stepped in without experience navigating the child welfare system. Within six weeks of connecting with Foster Kinship, she became licensed, secured subsidy, arranged daycare, and stabilized her home while working full-time.
As her family navigated reunification, recovery, and changing family dynamics, Foster Kinship remained a source of support and connection.
"Foster Kinship is more than an organization. They truly become family."
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When Angela first connected with Foster Kinship, her family was overwhelmed by behavioral challenges, trauma responses, and repeated hospitalizations. Through Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®) and ongoing support, she and her husband transformed their parenting approach and strengthened their connection with their children.
Today, their family continues to grow in stability, resilience, and healing.
"We now have a solid connection with each one of our children."