Written by Kristie Lindblom, with edits by Erika Schmitt Moral ambiguity, cultural identity, and dual loyalties are all issues those intimately involved in supporting children and youth in foster …
November is more than just a holding time between Halloween and the holiday season in the United States. Beyond it being a time that brings election day, Thanksgiving, National Adoption …
It was Halloween at the Children’s Home, and as a new staff member in the Adoption program, I could not wait to be at the parade to connect with others. …
*Content warning: mention of child abuse related to identity and mention of non-fatal suicide attempt* Three years ago, I got a call from my boss. A local county …
It is early May 2023 and the end of another school year. I have been giving a lot of thought to the school support initiatives offered by Pediatric VIEW and …
I always enjoyed working with children and families and was looking forward to continuing my career at The Children’s Home of Pittsburgh. My first day was on September 10, 2001, …
Have you ever thought about becoming a foster or adoptive parent? Join us to learn more about the process of becoming an adoptive resource through The Children’s Home of Pittsburgh, …
especially his favorite story, Little Blue Truck. His hound dog Pepper catches the tennis ball that he throws for her outside in their fenced-in back yard. He received his “wheels,” …
The Children’s Home of Pittsburgh & Lemieux Family Center is honored to be the beneficiary of the 5th Annual Birthday Toy Drive! The fundraiser and event are organized by a …
Hi! I’m Laura, I am the proud mother of Marshall. Marshall faced many medical conditions as an infant, such as low birth weight, surgery to correct a complex cyanotic …
