Who Are We?

Our Mission

There are kids all around us who see the world a lot differently than we do. They feel isolated and confused as the world moves on without them. Compass provides support, training, and financial assistance to help foster families make a difference in the lives of these kids. We give families the skills, tools and financial resources that are needed to bring the mission field into their homes.

Foster families provide love, guidance and hope to kids in need. Compass is committed to finding foster families who are able to provide a stable home environment with supervision, structure and support to ensure youth have every opportunity for success.

“There is no way to impact the life of a person in need from a distance."

Wondering how to help?

Invest
In A Child.
Impact
A Future.

It is often said that children are our future. If tomorrow is up to them, then today is up to us. We need to invest in our children. The greatest use of life is to live it for something that will outlast it. We believe this is our calling as Christians. Making an impact in the life of a hurting child or struggling family will influence not only their lives, but it will also impact our future.
Ryan Stanton and Bill Williams
Compass Co-Founders

From Our Blog

Blog
24 Mar 2021 by 0 comment

Ministry Leader Question: Children’s Tough Behaviors

Maybe your church likes the idea of getting families involved in foster care, but you know that sometimes children in foster care have tough behaviors. Or perhaps you want to minister to families that have difficult histories, but again… those tough behaviors. Finding volunteers for children’s ministry programs is difficult enough, but what about when … Continue reading Ministry Leader Question: Children’s Tough Behaviors →
Beliefs - Blog - Foster Parents - Values
23 Mar 2021 by 0 comment

Ministry Leader Question: How to help foster families?

The thing about foster (and adoptive) parents (gotta love them!) is that they aren’t really great at asking for help. They are the helpers, the doers, the go to people. Most likely, the foster/adoptive parents in your church are already involved in ministry in some way. Because of that, these are the people that you … Continue reading Ministry Leader Question: How to help foster families? →