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78-year-old woman has fostered over 80 infants in the last 3 decades, and she isn't done yet

78-year-old woman has fostered over 80 infants in the last 3 decades, and she isn’t done yet

For the last 34 years, Linda Owens has played mother to 81 infants through foster care. This 78-year-old woman from Hayward, California, has cared for a 7-week-old baby girl since she left the hospital as a newborn. She is the 81st infant that Owens has taken care of as a resource parent. YouTube Recently, she was honored by local news station KPIX with a Jefferson Award for her efforts. Caring…

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A Tender Love & Care FFA on Twitter

“Here are more characteristics that make an excellent resource parent: c. Stability and consistency in the resource parent’s personal and family life with the adaptability to accommodate a foster child Read More: https://t.co/WevPcUTB3k #ResourceParent #FosterCare”

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A Tender Love & Care FFA on Twitter

“Reasons to Become a Resource Parent a. Serve your community through fostering b. Help a child recover from trauma and set them up for success c. Become a positive influence in a foster child’s life and provide them with a fresh perspective on life #ResourceParent #FosterCare”

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A Tender Love & Care FFA on Twitter

“Characteristics of a Great Resource Parent (Part 1) Taking on the role of a resource parent entails more than just providing a loving home and a support system. Read more: https://t.co/pJLXuFED0K #Characteristics #ResourceParent”

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A Tender Love & Care FFA on Twitter

“Becoming a resource parent is a highly rewarding role that provides the opportunity to create a positive and powerful impact on generations of children in the U.S. foster care system. This can also positively shape the community as a whole. #ResourceParent #FosterCare”