Audrey Biesk

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November is recognized as National Adoption Month. In North Carolina, there are more than 11,000 who are awaiting their forever family.

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'Love is all they need,' siblings in foster care now have their forever home

When asked to describe herself she explained, “I’m very kind, I’m loving, I’m very, very helpful, I’m energetic sometimes.”

There are more than 11,000 children waiting to get adopted in North Carolina. 15 year old, T’Bias is one of those youth living in foster care wondering if he will have a forever family to call his own.

A teenage girl living in a group home is hoping her time in foster care is coming to an end.

North Carolina is facing a foster care crisis, and the Children's Home Society of North Carolina is working to change that.