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We mobilize the local Church to create life-changing moments for children who have experienced trauma
For The Children is building a world free of family-induced childhood trauma by providing direct services — promoting physical, emotional and spiritual healing for child victims of neglect, abuse, and abandonment through intervention programs, education and advocacy.
Camp season is here, and across the country and around the world, Royal Family KIDS Camp programs are already beginning to welcome children who have experienced abuse, neglect, and relational trauma.
For five unforgettable days, these children will experience safety, joy, belonging, and the unconditional love of caring adults. Every game, conversation, and shared moment has the potential to make a lasting impact.
As camp season unfolds, we invite you to join us in prayer:
"Lord, we pray for our volunteers. As they care for our campers, guide them to the moments that matter, and let Your light shine through them.
Father, we especially pray for our campers. May they hear Your voice and know they are seen and deeply loved by You. Let every moment draw them closer to You and guide them as they learn to follow Your lead."
For The Children, Chapter Success Team
Please join us in praying for every child, volunteer, and camp team as life-changing moments begin to unfold this summer. đź’ś
06/04/2026
In Maryland, there are 3,605 children in foster care—including 1,154 children between the ages of 6–12.
Behind these numbers are real stories.
9% of children in care are in group homes, highlighting the complexities in each community.
Through 2 For The Children chapters, 38 children were served in 2025—reaching about 3% of children ages 6–12 in care.
But the opportunity is even greater.
There are 3,355 churches in Maryland.
If each one stepped in to serve just one child, nearly three times the need could be met.
Because the need is great—but so is the potential.
Every number represents a child who deserves to feel safe, valued, and loved.
And every moment of connection has the power to change a life.
Because moments matter. Because children matter.
Data sources: Federal Children’s Bureau (2024 AFCARS), U.S. Census Bureau (2023), and For The Children Chapter Reports (2025).
06/03/2026
In North Carolina, there are 10,774 children in foster care—including 3,448 children between the ages of 6–12.
Behind these numbers are real stories.
41% of children in care reunify each year, highlighting the complexities in each community.
Through 3 For The Children chapters, 118 children were served in 2025—reaching about 3% of children ages 6–12 in care.
But the opportunity is even greater.
There are 8,995 churches in North Carolina.
If each one stepped in to serve just one child, more than twice the need could be met.
Because the need is great—but so is the potential.
Every number represents a child who deserves to feel safe, valued, and loved.
And every moment of connection has the power to change a life.
Because moments matter. Because children matter.
Data sources: Federal Children’s Bureau (2024 AFCARS), U.S. Census Bureau (2023), and For The Children Chapter Reports (2025).
05/31/2026
As Foster Care Awareness Month comes to a close, consider how you can step into the life of a child in foster care. How can YOU make a difference?
Follow the link to find out! https://www.forthechildren.org/resources/interested-in-learning-more-u-s
05/31/2026
In New York, there are 14,752 children in foster care—including 4,721 children between the ages of 6–12.
Behind these numbers are real stories.
40% of children in care are living with relatives, highlighting the complexities in each community.
Through 3 For The Children chapters, 116 children were served in 2025—reaching about 2% of children ages 6–12 in care.
But the opportunity is even greater.
There are 8,420 churches in New York.
If each one stepped in to serve just one child, more than the entire need could be met.
Because the need is great—but so is the potential.
Every number represents a child who deserves to feel safe, valued, and loved.
And every moment of connection has the power to change a life.
Because moments matter. Because children matter.
Data sources: Federal Children’s Bureau (2024 AFCARS), U.S. Census Bureau (2023), and For The Children Chapter Reports (2025).
05/31/2026
In Louisiana, there are 4,483 children in foster care—including 1,435 children between the ages of 6–12.
Behind these numbers are real stories.
39% of children in care reunify each year, highlighting the complexities in each community.
Through 4 For The Children chapters, 109 children were served in 2025—reaching about 8% of children ages 6–12 in care.
But the opportunity is even greater.
There are 2,929 churches in Louisiana.
If each one stepped in to serve just one child, more than twice the need could be met.
Because the need is great—but so is the potential.
Every number represents a child who deserves to feel safe, valued, and loved.
And every moment of connection has the power to change a life.
Because moments matter. Because children matter.
Data sources: Federal Children’s Bureau (2024 AFCARS), U.S. Census Bureau (2023), and For The Children Chapter Reports (2025).
05/30/2026
In Illinois, there are 18,530 children in foster care—including 5,930 children between the ages of 6–12.
Behind these numbers are real stories.
45% of children in care are living with relatives, highlighting the complexities in each community.
Through 11 For The Children chapters, 304 children were served in 2025—reaching about 5% of children ages 6–12 in care.
But the opportunity is even greater.
There are 7,046 churches in Illinois.
If each one stepped in to serve just one child, more than the entire need could be met.
Because the need is great—but so is the potential.
Every number represents a child who deserves to feel safe, valued, and loved.
And every moment of connection has the power to change a life.
Because moments matter. Because children matter.
Data sources: Federal Children’s Bureau (2024 AFCARS), U.S. Census Bureau (2023), and For The Children Chapter Reports (2025).
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