19 min
We Have More Love to Give MCEC Podcast
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- Education
Description: Listen as one military family shares their journey with fostering and adoption.
Show notes:
The Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children
http://icpcstatepages.org/
This podcast was made possible thanks to the generous support from the
Scott Spouses’ Club
https://www.scottspouseclub.com/
Bio: Jessica Chung
Jessica Chung, A veteran, a military spouse, and a mother of four. Jessica is an advocate for foster care and the foster to adopt process. She also helps support those with children who have special needs. Jessica has dedicated her life to service. Starting as a teenager volunteering a retirement home. At age 18 Jessica join the United States Army.
She married her husband of almost 13 years, Timothy Chung, in 2009. The two of them have two biological children, one adopted child, and one foster child. When she is not taking children to extracurricular activities and doctor's appointments you can find Jessica volunteering in her current community. Jessica has served on many military installations as a FRG leader, AFTB instructor, master resiliency trainer, and spouses club president. She has also served as foster parent support group leader and has taken pride in helping other military foster families go through the ICBC process. Jessica’s whole goal in life is to make sure she makes a difference in every community that she touches period. Leave the world a better place than you found it.
Description: Listen as one military family shares their journey with fostering and adoption.
Show notes:
The Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children
http://icpcstatepages.org/
This podcast was made possible thanks to the generous support from the
Scott Spouses’ Club
https://www.scottspouseclub.com/
Bio: Jessica Chung
Jessica Chung, A veteran, a military spouse, and a mother of four. Jessica is an advocate for foster care and the foster to adopt process. She also helps support those with children who have special needs. Jessica has dedicated her life to service. Starting as a teenager volunteering a retirement home. At age 18 Jessica join the United States Army.
She married her husband of almost 13 years, Timothy Chung, in 2009. The two of them have two biological children, one adopted child, and one foster child. When she is not taking children to extracurricular activities and doctor's appointments you can find Jessica volunteering in her current community. Jessica has served on many military installations as a FRG leader, AFTB instructor, master resiliency trainer, and spouses club president. She has also served as foster parent support group leader and has taken pride in helping other military foster families go through the ICBC process. Jessica’s whole goal in life is to make sure she makes a difference in every community that she touches period. Leave the world a better place than you found it.
19 min