Meet Kimberly: Easy-going teen ready to bring laughter to a family
Kimberly is ready to add singing, laughter, and love to a forever family!
The 15-year-old is incredibly active and likes to stay busy with her wide variety of hobbies. If she’s not playing basketball or volleyball, you might find her inside doing arts and crafts or singing along to Mariah Carey – Kimberly knows all of her songs.
Kimberly is a good student and enjoys school. She says her favorite subject is science, but math is the easiest.
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Meet Kimberly: Easy-going teen ready to bring laughter to a family
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Kimberly is ready to add singing, laughter, and love to a forever family!
The 15-year-old is incredibly active and likes to stay busy with her wide variety of hobbies. If she’s not playing basketball or volleyball, you might find her inside doing arts and crafts or singing along to Mariah Carey – Kimberly knows all of her songs.
Kimberly is a good student and enjoys school. She says her favorite subject is science, but math is the easiest.
Kimberly’s child specific adoption recruiter says the teen would do best in a nurturing home that can provide consistent structure and boundaries. Kimberly would do best in a home with a mom and dad, or two moms, or two dads where she is the youngest or only child.
Kimberly hopes her forever family is active and wants to spend a lot of time together and provide her encouragement throughout her life. She would love to have a dog at home and is open to cats.
For more information on children in foster care eligible for adoption, call Aid to Adoption of Special Kids at 602.930.4900, or visit www.aask-az.org.
Editor's note: Ms. Gaieck is a copywriter at AASK - Aid to Adoption of Special Kids. He will be submitting articles regularly to the Daily Independent at YourValley.net in hopes to find children forever families.
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