Vulnerable Children

Serving Vulnerable Children

The Problem
In Illinois alone, there are 18,000 children in foster care. Over 3,300 of those children are waiting to be adopted.

The Solution: Homes of Hope
At Christ Community Church, we see a future where all kids at risk of foster care have a home. The mission of Homes of Hope is to cultivate a culture within Christ Community Church that encourages and prepares individuals, couples, and families to care for vulnerable children and spread the good news of Jesus in the process.

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

The Forgotten Inititative

The Forgotten Initiative supports foster care families through awareness, encouragement, and advocacy. Christ Community hosts a RePlanted Foster Care Support group monthly. Volunteers provide respite care for these families during RePlanted. To volunteer, click here.

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Fox Valley Christian Action

The mission of Fox Valley Christian Action is to help the local church serve under-resourced communities. To learn more about serving with Fox Valley Christian Action, click here: . Drivers and small group leaders for TNT program.

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Kids Hope USA

By walking alongside students at the elementary level, we can participate in their development through programs like Kids Hope USA. We have partnered together with local elementary schools Davis and Richmond to provide mentors throughout the school year. To serve with Kids Hope at either or these schools:

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Safe Families

Safe Families supports children and families by voluntarily taking in children for short periods of time. To learn more about how to support these families, visit the Safe Families website.

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CASA Kane County

CASA Kane County is a Guardian ad Litem, a nonprofit volunteer organization that advocates for the best interests of children in abuse and/or neglect cases within the Juvenile Court system. They recruit, train, and case manage community volunteers who serve as Court Appointed Special Advocates/Guardian ad Litem (CASA/GAL) who become the crucial voice for children in foster care from birth to age 21 until a safe, permanent home is found.

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