Rylee, 8 years old, MO | NEEDED BY 05/22

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Rylee is a kind and caring girl with a big heart. She loves to help others in small, thoughtful ways, like sharing with friends or giving a comforting hug. Rylee is very aware of how people feel, which makes her a great friend. She also has a fun and creative side. Rylee enjoys drawing, telling stories, and playing make-believe, and she loves expressing herself through art. Having a routine makes her feel safe and confident as she goes about her day. As Rylee grows, she's learning to be more independent, though she still likes getting encouragement from the adults around her. She feels proud when she tries something new, especially when she succeeds. It's important for her to have patience and support during this time of growth. Currently in kinship care, Rylee is learning to adapt to changes while keeping her warm and loving nature. With a stable and supportive environment, she continues to flourish, building connections and trust with those who care for her. Rylee is a bright light in the lives of those around her and has great potential to grow into an even more confident and caring person.

Rylee would be so happy to get a season pass to Six Flags! It’s something she’s always dreamed about but hasn’t had the chance to experience yet. The excitement of an amusement park—with its bright colors, laughter, music, and thrilling rides—feels magical to her. Being able to actually visit would mean a lot. Having a season pass isn’t just about one fun day; it means she can go back over and over. Each visit would help her feel more comfortable, build her confidence, and make her even more excited for what’s to come. Instead of just one visit, it becomes a whole summer of fun that she can look forward to and remember. These kinds of experiences are important for kids. They help boost confidence as she tries new rides and faces small fears. They spark curiosity and a sense of adventure, allowing her to explore in a safe way. Plus, enjoying happy moments helps her feel good emotionally, letting her just be a kid and have fun without worries. Sharing these outings with her family is also essential. It creates special bonding time and strengthens their relationships, helping her feel secure and included. For a child in kinship care, experiences like these really help build a sense of stability and normalcy.