A Family for Me
Across Washington state, more than 2,000 kids live in foster care while they wait for permanent families. They are legally free for adoption, and they need families to love them forever. WACAP’s nationally recognized project, A Family for Me, introduces you to kids who need what every kid should have: a family like yours.
In cooperation with Yuen Lui Photography Studios and Seattle TV station Q13/FOX, A Family for Me produces a weekly TV segment called QKids, which airs at 8:45 a.m. every Monday on Q13/FOX morning news. Hosted by Lily Jang, QKids profiles adoptable kids from around the Puget Sound region. As the QKids are introduced each week, we'll add their profiles and videos to this page. You might want to bookmark it now and return later to learn more about these great kids.
In addition to kids featured on A Family for Me, WACAP's US Kids staff have information on hundreds of other children in the United States who need homes.
This week's QKid: Micah
Micah is a friendly, energetic teen with an engaging smile. He’s intelligent and curious, and likes to help. Micah enjoys tinkering and taking things apart. He has a large collection of toy cars and is ready to try working on real cars. Micah is creative and expresses his artistic eye through photography and crafts. While school can be a challenge for him, he loves to read and his reading skills are above grade level. Micah will do well in a patient, consistent family who can surround him with love in a structured, stable environment. He thrives on having clear expectations and close supervision.
To learn more about Micah, watch his video clip in low resolution or high resolution.
Browse photos and descriptions of other QKids still waiting for families:
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Adrieanna
Adrieanna, 12, is a bright preteen with lots of energy and many interests. She enjoys dancing and playing sports—soccer, running and swimming are some of her current favorites.
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Jacob
Jacob has a warm smile and gets along well with adults and peers. He loves being active and playing outside. He also enjoys outings with his foster family and plays cards, board games and computer games.
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Caleb
Caleb is a creative preteen with a gift for language. He also loves being physically active, especially riding his bike or scooter or going swimming.
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Laura
Laura is a delightful teen who longs for a permanent family. She’s doing well academically and has goals for education beyond high school.
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Miracles do happen!
QKids Kendra, Ross, Matteo, Nick, Tanner, Zack, Angelina, David, Jamal, James, Jeremiah, Kadi and Leejahnay have joined their adoptive families. Congratulations and best wishes to everyone! In all, more than 60 percent of QKids featured on A Family for Me have found adoptive homes.
Thank You!
QKids and A Family for Me were started through a generous contribution of time and resources from the attorneys and staff at McGavick Graves, P.S. In addition, professional photography services for featured children are generously donated by Yuen Lui Studios. Videography and video editing services have been donated by James Eaton, Richard Montague, Rachel Hayes, Vannra Yan, Chris Malone, Laurie Solheim, Pattilou Reeves, Lindsay Dahlin, Richard Williams, Jordan Rhone, Chris Auger, Stu Lorimer, Sharon Peaslee, Cameron Bell, Christy Elton and Frank Lozano.
This quarter we especially thank the following organizations for the use of their locations for videotaping and/or their donations: Build A Bear Tacoma, Ryther Child Center, Charlie’s Safari, Pacific Science Center, Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium, Woodland Park Zoo.


