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The Grace of Mothering
The act of mothering is a balance of love, hope, and choices. When needed there is support for mothers that send the rallying call for rebuilding the bridges to their connections and accepting life’s challenges. Grace is there. Here’s a story about a remarkable woman and her journey of mothering a child with complex needs.
Summertime Fun: Free Tips for Keeping the Family Busy
We have found a few tips and tricks to share with families on how to adjust your budgets and schedules and not miss out on the fun! Let your children live and explore this summer. We have all been stuck inside for quite some time. Let’s get outside and see what the world has been up to and how we can find our places in it!
The Value of Foster Parents
Our PFTs have proven themselves to be the best resource for recruiting other parents to the SFH team. When we give our all to recruiting, retaining, acknowledging, and motivating our current PFTs to recruit other new PFTs, we are working for ourselves and strengthening our own financial futures.
The Therapeutic Benefits of Equine Therapy: An Interview with Deborah Williams
By Shay Stinson Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. is an advocate of nontraditional therapy such as horticulture therapy, play therapy, and animal or pet therapy. Equine therapy, a form of mental health treatment using horses and the bonds created by caring for them which is...
Spring 2021 Foster Parent Visits: Evelyn Terrell
The CEO of Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. (SFH), Abdul Seraaj, is currently making personal visits to some of the agency’s foster parents, as he likes to model the kind of continuous quality improvement practices our employees should practice. The series “Spring 2021 Foster Parent Visits” on our blog give us a look at his field notes for his visitations. Here’s his experience from visiting our foster parent Evelyn Terrell.
Spring 2021 Foster Care Visits: Jesse & Elizabeth Brooks
The CEO of Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. (SFH), Abdul Seraaj, is currently making personal visits to some of the agency’s foster parents, as he likes to model the kind of continuous quality improvement practices our employees should practice. The series “Spring 2021 Foster Parent Visits” on our blog give us a look at his field notes for his visitations. Here’s Seraaj’s personal account of his home visit to our foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse and Elizabeth Brooks.
Spring 2021 Foster Parent Visits: Visiting Brenda Cope
The CEO of Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. (SFH), Abdul Seraaj, is currently making personal visits to some of the agency’s foster parents, as he likes to model the kind of continuous quality improvement practices our employees should practice. The series “Spring 2021 Foster Parent Visits” on our blog give us a look at his field notes for his visitations. Here’s his experience from visiting our foster parent Brenda Cope.
Spring 2021 Foster Parent Visits: Visiting Mattie Harris
The CEO of Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. (SFH), Abdul Seraaj, is currently making personal visits to some of the agency’s foster parents, as he likes to model the kind of continuous quality improvement practices our employees should practice. The series “Spring 2021 Foster Parent Visits” on our blog give us a look at his field notes for his visitations. First up is Mattie Harris from Union Spring, Alabama.
Top 10 Books Recommended by SFH CEO
It’s no secret, as a professional, that learning never ends. Staying on top of your game in your field takes dedication to continue your education. So, we asked the CEO of Seraaj Family Homes, Inc., Abdul Seraaj, to give us his top 10 book recommendations for professionals in the human services field.
What is Fragmentation of Services in Social Work & How Do We Combat It?
Seraaj Family Homes, Inc.’s (SFH) service delivery methodology is based on the family-centered case planning and case management approach to treatment. Families are multifaceted in structure, purpose, and effects on society. Thus, clients need a multifaceted approach to treatment plans, with input from several entities, including the family itself, community resources, and various social work professionals. When there’s no system for checks-and-balances, mistakes are more easily made and clients don’t receive standardized, quality services. Thus, there’s a fragmentation of services.