Adoption from Foster Care Campaign Toolkit
This toolkit is a resource to extend the reach of this important campaign. It includes PSAs, social media assets, and helpful tips to engage your partners and your community. The goal is to encourage the adoption of children and teens from foster care.
Below are tips to amplify your support:
- Make It Newsworthy: Incorporate content into your local news segments. Talking points available.
- Post on Social: Use our pre-scripted content, or create your own.
- Share Online: Embed our PSAs and social graphics on your site and social channels.
Campaign Fact Sheet
This one-page fact sheet includes background information on the adoption from foster care campaign.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about the campaign and get answers to some frequently asked questions about how to support the important message of adopting a child or teen from foster care.
Resources for Campaign Amplification
We've provided all the resources you need to support the message of adoption from foster care in your community. Check out the documents below and click through to view all content available.
Adoption From Foster Care Campaign Talking Points (English)
Key facts, statistics, and messaging to support clear and consistent campaign communication. Available in English and Spanish.
Key facts, statistics, and messaging to support clear and consistent campaign communication. Available in English and Spanish.
Going Beyond Recruitment (for Siblings)
Document providing valuable tools and information to aid in the recruitment of prospective adoptive families for older siblings in the foster care system.
Document providing valuable tools and information to aid in the recruitment of prospective adoptive families for older siblings in the foster care system.
Talking with Older Youth About Adoption
Tip sheet with practical advice and language to help guide conversations with older youth about permanency, adoption, and belonging.
Tip sheet with practical advice and language to help guide conversations with older youth about permanency, adoption, and belonging.