Words of Hope
10 Reasons Why Visitations Are So Important
Hope for the Future has hosted more than 12,800 family time visits for over 2,400 children in foster care in Oklahoma since 2016. These numbers reflect a very real need for safe, healthy visits between children in foster care and their biological parents. According to research from Salas et al.,¹ visitations support family reunification efforts and improve a child’s overall well-being.
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Our Newsletter
We're excited to keep you in the loop! Our Quarterly Newsletter is your go-to source for updates on our latest events, exciting announcements, and highlights from the past few months. Stay connected and never miss out on what's happening—check it out!
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Hands of Hope
At Hope for the Future, we organize handprint painting activities with every family as a meaningful and creative way to inspire unity, connection, and hope. This activity serves as a bonding experience, allowing families to come together and leave a lasting imprint—both on the canvas and in their hearts.
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Our Life Tree
Our "Life Tree" is a powerful and heartfelt representation of the children we have served at Hope for the Future. Each cluster of pipe cleaners on the tree symbolizes a sibling group, honoring the unique connections and bonds shared by these children.
