Volunteers Needed in KY Counties to Review Cases of Children in Foster Care

Virtual town halls set to discuss foster care improvement

The Citizen Foster Care Review Boards (CFCRBs) will host a series of virtual town hall meetings in June to discuss improving outcomes for Kentucky children and families involved in the foster care system.

Volunteers needed in KY counties to review cases of children in foster care

Twenty-six Kentucky counties, including Johnson, are calling on compassionate community members to make a difference in children’s lives through volunteering with Citizen Foster Care Review Boards, according to a statement from the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts.

State foster care review board seeking volunteers

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – The state Citizen Foster Care Review Board (CFCRB) is looking for volunteers to help review cases of children in foster care due to dependency, neglect and abuse and to make critical recommendations regarding their care and…

Volunteers needed to review cases of children in foster care

Twenty-six counties in Kentucky are seeking volunteers to serve on Citizen Foster Care Review Boards (CFCRBs), which play a critical role in the lives of children placed in foster care due to dependency, neglect, or abuse, according to a news…

26 Kentucky counties are in urgent need of volunteers to review foster care cases

Twenty-six Kentucky counties need volunteers to join Citizen Foster Care Review Boards to aid in evaluating cases of children in foster care.

Actor Christian Bale helps build foster 'village' to keep siblings in foster care together

Actor Christian Bale has found a calling beyond Hollywood. The Batman star, 51, opened up about his mission to keep siblings in foster care together through Together California, a foster home community under construction in Palmdale, California.In an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Bale shared how he became passionate about helping children in foster care, and more about the home's construction process. Citing research that nearly 75 percent …