we're here for your family

is embrace right for my family?

Embrace serves foster, adoptive, and kinship care families, regardless of how/when/through whom they adopted or fostered. If you’re raising someone else’s children… we’re here for you. Embrace is located in Collin County, Texas, but our services are available to you, no matter where you live. 

Our ministry exists to reflect God’s heart for vulnerable, neglected, marginalized, abused, and abandoned children. We do not require attendance or participation in religious/faith activities as condition of service delivery, nor do we require adherence to religious beliefs as a condition of service.

Our moms group is a great way to connect with other foster/adoptive/kinship care moms in the area.  We gather in person each month and you can also request to join our Coffee Shop Moms Facebook group and our email list to stay up to date on meetings.  Discussion topics and guest speakers vary each month at our meetings.  Training hour certificates are provided.  No children, please.  For more information or how to connect with advocates and ministries outside of Collin County, email info@embracetexas.org.

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Adoption Event

Embrace has a vision for a future where EVERY child has a loving, stable home. We’re making this vision a reality by tirelessly championing the cause in our community. In addition to our foster and adoptive parent recruitment and retention efforts, Embrace works to identify adoptive families for specific children

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first steps meeting

Are you interested in learning about becoming a foster or adoptive parent? Would you like to participate in a casual conversation where you can get answers to your questions? Join us at “First Steps”, a quarterly informational gathering at the Embrace Office in Historic Downtown McKinney. Sit down with our

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Moms’ Retreat

Foster, adoptive, and kinship care mothers (and those in the waiting phase of adoption) gather each fall in Broken Bow, Oklahoma for a weekend of rest, connection, and teaching.

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