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Letter to the General Public

DATE: March 16, 2020
Letter to the General Public, Clients, and Hoyleton Family and Friends, During this time of uncertainty, it is clear that we will continue to serve our clients and our communities while maintaining a healthy workplace for our employees. While communication is very fluid and the local, state, and federal governments are communicating continually, Hoyleton wants […]
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Believing in the Mission

DATE: December 13, 2019
When asked to write a blog post on philanthropy, I want to be honest with you; I wondered how I could explain the meaning of philanthropy through the written word? For more than 25 years, I have been taught, mentored, and instructed that philanthropy is about building relationships, communicating, and explaining the purpose and mission […]
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Perspectives From a Multiracial Family | Guest Blogger: Kirsten Peterson

DATE: November 8, 2019
Foster care. Adoption. These two words can invoke a myriad of emotions and questions as to how best care for children who need a place to call home. The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families, reported 437,000 children in foster care for fiscal year 2018.1 As 2018, one-third […]
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Fall Family Activities

DATE: October 30, 2019
Now that the stress of finding the perfect Halloween costume for your kid is over, you can focus on spending quality time with your kiddos before the business of the Christmas season kicks off. Sometimes, it can be challenging to travel far with kiddos, so here are some fun (and inexpensive) fall activities you and […]
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Tips for Safe Trick-or-Treating

DATE: October 23, 2019
Sticky fingers Tired feet; One last house, ‘Trick or Treat” ~Rusty Fischer, Authour Well, it this that time again, my friends. A time when the lights go dim, and the neighborhood witches, ghosts, and goblins set off in search of tricks-or-treats. That is correct, Halloween is upon us all! However, before you send your little […]
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Three Tips to Keep Your Child Safe

DATE: September 27, 2019
By: Karlee Brimberry National Baby Safety Month is recognized in September and was established over three decades ago by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA). The purpose of this initiative is to raise awareness around safety concerns for babies and small children. Kristen Shinn, who is the Director of Community Support Services here at Hoyleton […]
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Kinship Care: A Guide for Grandparents

DATE: July 29, 2019
There are a wide range of circumstances that can leave older adults in charge of their grandchildren’s care. Whether the situation was sudden or gradual, older adults who are thrust into the position of the sole provider/caregiver for young relatives may feel lost or overwhelmed. Fortunately, there are many different resources to help the 100,000-plus […]
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Travel Tips for Families With Special Needs Children

DATE: July 15, 2019
With longer days, warmer weather, and the kids out of school, summers are ideal for families to catch up on some quality time together after a busy school year. Travel is a great way to bond with loved ones, but parents of special needs children may feel that this isn’t an option. On the contrary, […]
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How to Build Strong Sibling Bonds Between Biological & Foster Kids

DATE: May 31, 2019
Foster kids and biological children are brought together to become siblings under a variety of circumstances. When a foster parent receives a new placement, they view that child as their own for the duration that the child is with them. It is imperative for each child to get along and earn a mutual respect, appreciation […]
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