47. A Heart for Children: Julia Fabich on Fostering, Education and Faith

In this episode, we’re excited to welcome Julia Fabich, a dedicated educator and passionate advocate for children. Julia grew up in a single-parent household in Ashland, Ohio, an experience that deeply influenced her desire to give back to her community. She has been teaching elementary students in the Canton City School District for ten years and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership, with aspirations to advance into school administration as a principal.Beyond her role as an educator, Julia is a single foster mom with her first placement, embodying her commitment to making a difference in children’s lives. She actively contributes to her community at Church of the Lakes, where she helps host the Care and Connect Support Group and leads the Family Advocacy Ministries, aiming to develop care communities within the church. Julia also serves as a Co-Director of Royal Family Kids Camp, drawing from her six years of experience as a counselor. Her unwavering love for Jesus and children shines through in all her endeavors. Tune in to hear Julia share her inspiring journey and the impactful work she is doing in her community!Episode Highlights: Growing up in a Single-Parent Home Finding inspiration to give backTen years as an elementary school teacherEmbracing foster motherhood and her first placementHosting the Care and Connect Support Group at Church of the LakesLeading Family Advocacy Ministries and building care communitiesThe impact of faith and a deep love for childrenBalancing roles as a teacher, foster mom, and community leaderConnecting personal and professional experiences to fostering and ministryLinks Mentioned in this Episode: Church of the Lakes Royal Family Kids CampFind More on Hope Bridge:Visit Our Website Follow us on InstagramFollow us on Facebook Foster Our Community Instagram This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.