ALIGN UTAH

12/16/2025

Our Foster Families are nothing short of incredible! This year they helped 100% of our high school age foster youth graduate high school, 95% of our foster youth started therapy in the first week of being placed into their new home and 88% received in home consistent therapy. The hope we are offering youth in care would not be possible without these families. We love you all!

12/08/2025

This Christmas, you can change a life. Sponsor a foster youth and remind them they matter—today and always. ❤️✨
Click the link in our bio or DM us directly to get involved.

11/20/2025

First Lady Melania Trump successfully organized a new Executive Order entitled, “Fostering the Future for American Children and Families.” Under Mrs.

11/19/2025

SUPISA is hosting an informational session to address the Utah Foster Care Shortage. The event will take place on Wednesday, November 19, 2025.

11/19/2025

Align Utah is partnering with SUPISA (Southern Utah Pacific Islander Student Association) at Southern Utah University to host a thoughtful, respectful community conversation about the critical foster care shortage in our state. This event offers an opportunity to learn about the fostering process, understand the challenges currently facing foster families, and explore ways our community can support – whether by fostering, advocating, or simply raising awareness.

From Brooke Heath, SUU Marketing Communication CEDAR CITY, Utah — The Southern Utah Pacific Islander Student Association (SUPISA) at Southern Utah University (SUU) is inviting the community to an informational session on Utah's critical need for foster families. The event, “Needing More Families...

11/05/2025

Right now, there are children waiting for a safe, stable place to call home. You can be the reason a child feels seen, supported, and loved. 💕

📺 Watch us on KSL News to hear from local foster families and learn how you can get involved.

Utah kids are counting on all of us. Let’s step up together. 💛

Foster care agencies in Utah say they are facing a shortage of families willing to take in children, especially in counties outside of Salt Lake.