Camp APAC is a unique, trauma-informed summer camp experience designed specifically for adopted children ages 9–18 and their siblings (biological or foster) who live in the same household. At least one child in the household must have been adopted from Alabama’s foster care system. Camp APAC is available to families across the ENTIRE state of […]
Interested in adoption but not sure where to start? Drop in for this free, informal adoption info. session hosted by Alabama Pre/Post Adoption Connections (APAC). Learn about adoption from foster care, ask questions, and connect with experienced adoption professionals all while enjoying a tasty free lunch! 🗓 January 28th 📍Children's Aid Society of Alabama's Birmingham Office […]
APAC offers support groups that meet throughout the state, providing education and social interaction for adoptive parents and their children This group meets at First United Methodist Church in Huntsville, AL.
Workshop Overview Child trafficking is evolving and prevention and response must evolve with it. This dynamic workshop explores emerging trends in child trafficking, including sexual exploitation, forced labor, and online recruitment, and the complex risk factors that increase vulnerability for children and young adults. Participants will gain practical insight into how trafficking impacts culturally diverse […]
APAC offers support groups that meet throughout the state, providing education and social interaction for adoptive parents and their children. Lee County's AFG meets every 2nd Thursday of the month. All participants must RSVP at least one week in advance, please contact Tiffany Perkins at tperkins@childrensaid.org.
Trauma-Informed Webinar Training | Hosted by Alabama Pre/Post Adoption Connections Children and adults who have experienced family trauma often carry invisible wounds that affect behavior, relationships, and emotional regulation. Without the right support, traditional approaches can unintentionally increase stress, shame, and disconnection. This trauma-informed webinar explores how professionals, caregivers, and adoptive families can better support […]
Camp APAC is a unique, trauma-informed summer camp experience designed specifically for adopted children ages 9–18 and their siblings (biological or foster) who live in the same household. At least one child in the household must have been adopted from Alabama’s foster care system. Camp APAC is available to families across the ENTIRE state of […]
Interested in adoption but not sure where to start? Drop in for this free, informal adoption info. session hosted by Alabama Pre/Post Adoption Connections (APAC). Learn about adoption from foster care, ask questions, and connect with experienced adoption professionals all while enjoying a tasty free lunch! 🗓 January 28th 📍Children's Aid Society of Alabama's Birmingham Office […]
APAC offers support groups that meet throughout the state, providing education and social interaction for adoptive parents and their children This group meets at First United Methodist Church in Huntsville, AL.
Workshop Overview Child trafficking is evolving and prevention and response must evolve with it. This dynamic workshop explores emerging trends in child trafficking, including sexual exploitation, forced labor, and online recruitment, and the complex risk factors that increase vulnerability for children and young adults. Participants will gain practical insight into how trafficking impacts culturally diverse […]
APAC offers support groups that meet throughout the state, providing education and social interaction for adoptive parents and their children. Lee County's AFG meets every 2nd Thursday of the month. All participants must RSVP at least one week in advance, please contact Tiffany Perkins at tperkins@childrensaid.org.
Trauma-Informed Webinar Training | Hosted by Alabama Pre/Post Adoption Connections Children and adults who have experienced family trauma often carry invisible wounds that affect behavior, relationships, and emotional regulation. Without the right support, traditional approaches can unintentionally increase stress, shame, and disconnection. This trauma-informed webinar explores how professionals, caregivers, and adoptive families can better support […]
