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American Black Journal
The need for foster families in Michigan is growing
In Michigan, approximately 10,000 children are currently in foster care and there are only about 6,000 foster parents, highlighting an ongoing need for additional foster families. “American Black Journal” host Stephen Henderson talks with Judson Center Chief Strategy Officer George Winn about the state of foster care in Michigan.
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