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A 13-year-old foster child featured in the latest episode of “A Place to Call Home” is waiting for an adoptive family.
Dayla, a foster teen featured last year on Wednesday’s Child, is still waiting to be adopted.
Tanner, a 15-year-old Indiana foster teen, hopes to be adopted soon and would like to have a dog someday.
Katie, a 14-year-old foster child in Michigan, is looking for an adoptive family and a stable place to call home.
This Michigan foster teen enjoys feeding and caring for animals.
This week’s Wednesday’s Child is 15-year-old Tayvein, a teenager who enjoys gardening and taking care of plants.
This 13-year-old aspiring engineer excels in science, social studies and math.
This Michigan foster child says trust and family are important to her.
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A non-verbal boy featured in last year's segment is progressing in therapy, according to his autism specialist.
A teenager who loves basketball, Goosebumps books and Uno is waiting for a mom, a dad and a place to call home.
Isiah, 16, loves the outdoors and is looking for a forever family.
Indiana Kids Belong spotlights a teen who loves superheroes, RC cars and dreams of becoming an engineer.
David said the most important thing to him is finding a family that will support his relationship with his sister.
A foster child with a love of games and basketball is waiting for a family to call his own.
RJ is a 13-year-old seventh grader from Michigan who loves art, comic books and climbing trees. He is hoping to find a permanent adoptive family.
Jordan is a busy child with a lot of energy. He likes to play football and is a fan of climbing.
The Michigan teen seeks a family who loves sports and pets.
This foster child loves pink, Big Macs and hopes to become a veterinarian.
This 15-year-old hopes to find a family who loves travel and video games.
As teenagers across Michiana count down to summer break, 15-year-old Tanner is hoping for something more — a family to call his own.
We first aired Tavion’s story from Grant Me Hope in February of last year. Tavion is 16-year-olds now and he’s still waiting.
This Indiana teen is hoping to find an adoptive family who loves the outdoors.
A 7-year-old first-grader from Michigan is looking for an adoptive family through Grant Me Hope.
This week’s story is about a creative, hardworking teen who has a lot of style.
Grant Me Hope sent us the story of a 9-year-old named Chance, who is the "chance" of a lifetime.
Rocky is an active kid in need of adoption. Indiana Kids Belong sent us his story.
There’s an outgoing and fun-loving Michigan teen who needs a new family.
Cella is 16-year-old and needs to find a new family to help guide her into adulthood.
A Michigan eighth-grader who loves math, tacos and the Detroit Lions is waiting for a family to call his own.
Cameron said someday he hopes to have his new family in the stands cheering him on at his football game.
She’s 9 years old now, and we found out she’s still waiting.
We first aired 15-year-old Vincent's story last year, but we found out he’s still waiting.
Michael is a creative, kind and active kid who needs a permanent family.
We first aired Billie’s story last year. She’s 16 now and is still waiting for adoption.
Indiana Kids Belong sent us a video of 15-year-old animal lover Abby.
He’s 17 now and doesn’t want to age out of the foster care system.
Fayth is a caring teen with a good sense of humor who loves to participate in crafts.
There’s a young artist in Michigan who is hoping to paint a brighter future with a new family.
Grant Me Hope sent us the story of Marcell, a curious and creative boy who is in search of new parents.
The former foster teen is now thriving with adoptive parents who found him through WNDU's Wednesday's Child segment.
Ezra hopes to find a family willing to adopt him before he turns 18.
17-year-old Kaylee is a sophomore who likes school — especially art class and science.
Adrian and Ashton are 17-year-old twins with special needs. They want to be adopted together.