You don’t have to do this alone.

Care Communities surround foster, adoptive, and vulnerable families, and youth aging out of foster care, with people who show up.

For foster, adoptive, and vulnerable families and aging-out youth

Need support?

Life is a lot, and you don’t have to carry it by yourself. Support is practical and relational, tailored to what your family needs.

  • Meals
  • Encouragement and prayer
  • Practical help around the house

For volunteers

Want to help?

Join a Care Community and walk alongside a local family. The first step is a volunteer training through Keystone Family Alliance: sign up for training.

How it works.

Whether you need support or want to give it, it starts with a conversation.

1

Reach out

Use the contact form and choose support for your family or joining a Care Community.

2

We connect

A church representative will reach out within a week.

3

Get started

Volunteers complete a training through Keystone Family Alliance before joining a Care Community: sign up for training.

Questions, answered.

Don’t see yours? Send the team a note.

Foster, adoptive, and vulnerable families, and youth aging out of foster care, in Westmoreland County.

It’s tailored to each family. Support may be meals, childcare or transportation when possible, encouragement, prayer, help with everyday needs, and a listening ear.

No. Care Communities are open to people outside our church.

A church representative will reach out within a week.

Volunteers surround a local family with support through meals, rides, encouragement, and prayer.

Let’s take the next step together.

Tell us whether you’re looking for support or want to help, and we’ll follow up.