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Foster Care Scranton, Pennsylvania

KidsPeace Foster Care | Scranton, Pennsylvania
KidsPeace Foster Care provides services to foster children and families in Lackawanna and neighboring counties through our Foster care office in Scranton, Pennsylvania.  

Levels Of Care Offered:  Kinship foster care, Traditional foster care, Respite foster care, Adoption.

Demographics Of Youth Needing Care: Multiethnic, primarily school aged, especially teens;  sibling groups spanning all ages  

KidsPeace is currently recruiting foster parents in Lackawanna, Upper Luzerne, Upper Monroe, Pike, Wyoming, Wayne, and Susquehanna counties. 

Address – 101 Pittston Ave UNIT 3, Scranton, PA 18505
Number570 342-5444

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Car Show 

On Sunday August 10th, Lake Lehman High School senior, Madalyn Morcavage, hosted a car show for her senior project. The event was held at Keeley’s Bar and Grille in Kingston, PA. The Scranton/ Honesdale KidsPeace offices were the beneficiaries of this amazing fundraiser. The day included over 120 cars, trucks, and motorcycles with awards for Best Classic, Best Muscle, Best Modern, and Best Overall. There were also basket raffles, a 50/50, music, and more. The 50/50 winner who is also Madalyn’s uncle, Shawn Visco,  donated his  prize money of $450 back to KidsPeace. Madalyn’s family and friends all helped make this event the huge success that it was. Madalyn raised an astonishing $3131.61 for the children and families in the Scranton/ Honesdale foster care offices. Madalyn is the niece of Family Resource Specialist, Monica Reap. 

Railriders Game 2025

On Wednesday, August 13th the Scranton/ Honesdale KidsPeace offices hosted a night out at PNC Stadium in Moosic to watch the Railriders take on the Indianapolis Indians. The Railriders won the game with a walk- off victory, scoring 6 runs to the Indians’ 5. KidsPeace was the featured Community Organization of the Game. Julian Hettes who was adopted last year by resource parent, Amy Hettes, threw out the first pitch of the game. 

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