Supporting Relative Caregivers
DC KinCare Alliance seeks to achieve a future where all DC children live in a safe and stable home.
We work to support caregivers who raise DC’s most vulnerable and at-risk children (usually grandparents or other relatives) whose parents are not able to care for them.
Parents may be incarcerated, homeless, have a substance use or mental health problem, abuse or neglect their children, or have been detained or deported.
We respect and empower relatives to care for at-risk DC children by providing:
- Legal representation
- Information and education
- Advocacy
Meet Brenda and Her 8-Month-Old Granddaughter Kayla
Brenda began caring for her grandbaby Kayla when Kayla’s mother
was hospitalized from a drug overdose. Kayla’s father is incarcerated
for trying to kill Kayla’s mother. Brenda struggled to feed, clothe,
and get diapers for Kayla. Even worse, once COVID hit, Br eee els
her minimum wage job and got Renin paying her utilities and
rent. She was terrified she would become homeless.
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Read MoreWe believe in relative caregivers who step up to raise DC’s at-risk children.
Your gift today can directly and positively impact their lives.
Any amount is gratefully accepted and will be applied directly to help those most in need.
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DC KinCare Alliance works to support relative caregivers who raise DC’s most vulnerable and at-risk children whose parents are not able to care for them for reasons including: incarceration, homelessness, substance use or mental health problem, abuse or neglect, detainment or deportation. We empower relatives to care for these children by providing legal representation, education, and advocacy for the whole family.
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