Foster Care Support Foundation offers free clothing to kinship caregivers
The Foster Care Support Foundation says children raised by grandparents, aunts, uncles or family friends may qualify for free clothing, shoes, toys, books, school supplies, safe infant equipment and more.
The foundation serves kids whose caregivers receive little or no financial support for their care. Caregivers can check eligibility on its website.
From Foster Care Support Foundation· Instagram · Nov 6
Open the post“Raising a grandchild, niece, nephew, or a family friend’s child? They may be able to get free clothing, shoes, toys, books, school supplies, safe infant equipment, and more from FCSF. We serve the least supported children: kids whose caregivers receive little or no financial support for their care. See if the child in your care qualifies at fostercares.org/services. #FosterCareSupportFoundation #KinshipCare #RelativeCare #FosterCareGA”
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