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November 23, 2022

In Arizona, the nonprofit Aid to Adoption of Special Kids is working to help children persevere – by offering services for foster youth and parents alike. (Photo courtesy of AASK)

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AZ organization helps bridge gaps between foster kids and families

An estimated 80% of the more than 400,000 children in foster care across the U.S. struggle with significant mental health issues because of trauma related to neglect, abuse, parental substance use, the death of mom or dad, and more.

By By Chase W. Drumgoole, Cronkite News November 23, 2022
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