Together, We Make Family Possible.

Seasonal Resources

  • Youth Awareness Conference

    We are excited to invite foster families, young adults, and professionals to the Annual Youth Awareness Conference, taking place on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at the CPS Office located at 2525 Murworth, Houston, TX 77054. This FREE, family-friendly event offers engaging sessions for all age groups—children (7 and under), adolescents (8–12), teens (13–18), young adults (18–26), and adults. Participants will enjoy valuable workshops led by professionals on topics like Forgiveness & Healing, Healthy Living, Conflict Resolution, Social Media & Internet Safety, Fire Safety, and more. Attendees will also receive FREE training hours, along with FREE meals (breakfast, lunch, and snacks), entertainment, and resources. Doors open for breakfast at 7:30 AM, and on-site registration is available. To register in advance, email youthawarenessconference@gmail.com with the names of attending adults and ages of children.

  • Summer Camp Opportunities

    Summer is just around the corner, and Safe Haven Community Services is here to support families as they plan for the season ahead. We’ve compiled a list of summer camps specifically available to children and youth in the foster, adoptive, and kinship community. While this list may not include every option available, it offers a helpful starting point for exploring fun, safe, and enriching opportunities. Our goal is to make accessing community resources easier for the families we serve—and to ensure every child has the chance to experience a summer full of connection, growth, and joy.

Ongoing Resources

  • Embrace Foster Care Ministry

    As a ministry of Bay Area Christian Church, this program is dedicated to supporting foster families by allowing them to focus on bonding with and caring for their foster children. While families handle the important work of building relationships and providing stability, the ministry steps in to take care of the practical needs, easing the burden and ensuring families have the support they need to thrive.

  • Foster Village

    Foster Village provides essential support and services to children entering foster care and the families who care for them. Through community donations, the organization assembles and distributes Welcome Packs filled with basic necessities such as clothing, car seats, cribs, and backpacks to help ease the transition during the first days after placement.

  • Moses Project

    The Moses Closet is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Tomball, TX, committed to supporting children and families in the foster, adoptive, and kinship community by providing essential items and compassionate care. Through generous donations, the organization supplies beds, cribs, car seats, furniture, and welcome baskets filled with toys, clothing, hygiene items, and Bibles to help children feel safe and valued as they transition into new homes. The Moses Closet also fosters meaningful connections with families through prayer, fellowship nights, and shared resources, while engaging the broader community to raise awareness and inspire involvement. For updates, stories, and ways to support their mission,

  • Riverside Project

    The Riverside Project provides vital support and resources for kinship families, helping them navigate the unique challenges of caregiving. Committed to empowering these families, the program offers access to information, essential resources, and meaningful community connections.

    Additionally, the Riverside Project facilitates babysitter training through a certification process that covers key requirements for caring for children in foster care (excluding fingerprinting). Training topics include medication administration, transportation safety, trauma-informed care, and CPR, ensuring caregivers are well-prepared and confident in their roles.

  • The Village Life Center

    The Village Life Center is a bilingual, full-service mental health agency offering outpatient and community-based services to children, adolescents, and adults across Texas. The center provides compassionate support to individuals seeking services, as well as to parents and caregivers, hospital staff and physicians, foster parents and agencies, school personnel, and members of the judicial system.

    Services are available to children and youth under 18, as well as adults 18 and older. The Village Life Center is committed to serving all eligible individuals—regardless of race, gender, age, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, location, or income—and accepts all Texas Medicaid insurance plans.