BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

Foster Parents Needed

Hello Potential Foster Parents,
My name is Paul Price, the Family Resource Specialist for the Bloomsburg FCCP office. I am responsible for approving foster parents and kinship resources. The Bloomsburg office is in need of families willing to take in school age children, but are open to families with any age preferences. We typically cover 6 counties including Columbia County, Montour County, Union County, Snyder County, Northumberland County, and Schuylkill County. If you live in our coverage area and are considering becoming a foster parent, then do not wait to call 610-799-8927 or email me at Paul.Price@KidsPeace.org to obtain more information about becoming a foster parent to a local child.

Address: 1123c Old Berwick Road. Bloomsburg, Pa 17815
Phone: 610-799-8927

The Signs Are Clear

There are more than 400,000 children and teens in the Foster Care system, and every single one deserves a chance at happiness, belonging, safety and love.

GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 32455

The Bloomsburg Office received a donation of Easter baskets that were given to us by the Girl Scouts. The baskets were donated on April 16th by Troop 32455, which is based out of the Berwick area. The attached picture is of the girl scouts donating some of the baskets, starting from left is Emma Botto, Makaliya Boggs, Charlotte Geiger, Jeadyn Wickham, Macanzie Boggs, Makeely Boggs and Paul Price in the back of the group. Paul Price is the Family Resource Specialist for KidsPeace Danville and represented the company in picking up the donations from the Girl Scouts.

DAILY ITEM INTERVIEW

Staff from the KidsPeace Foster Care Bloomsburg office attended a Child’s Fair that was held at the Columbia Mall on April 7. At the event we had children decorate a brown paper bag with markers or stickers. After they finished decorating their bag we then gave them free popcorn. The event was very successful and very busy. Thanks to those that helped — Those that help during the event included Victoria Ryan, Martha Brown, Rob Twiddy, Tony Gold, Kayla Gold, and Paul Price.

Speaking of Paul – he was featured in the Daily Item newspaper (Sudbury, PA) for a story on the state of foster care in the region. Paul sat down with Eric Scicchitano from the Daily Item for a video interview to discuss recent trends and the need for foster homes. Click HERE to view the interview.

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