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In this episode of the Foster Friendly Podcast, hosts Brian, Courtney, and Travis discuss the vital role of social workers in foster care, especially during Social Worker Appreciation Month. They explore the misconceptions surrounding social workers, the various roles of caseworkers, and the challenges they face. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding and appreciating the work of caseworkers, fostering a collaborative relationship between foster parents and caseworkers, and recognizing the humanity in each other's roles. The hosts also discuss the things foster parents often feel and wish caseworkers understood better. The episode concludes with suggestions on how foster parents can show appreciation to their caseworkers, reinforcing the idea that they are all part of the same team working towards the best outcomes for children in care. Takeaways Social workers often enter the field with the intention to make a positive change. Foster parents and caseworkers share similar challenges and frustrations. Understanding the roles of different caseworkers can reduce misunderstandings. Foster parents often feel overwhelmed and wish for more understanding from caseworkers. Caseworkers deal with high caseloads and emotional stress. Appreciation for caseworkers can take many forms, including simple gestures of gratitude. Foster care is a team effort, and collaboration is key to success. Expectations of foster care can lead to disappointment if not managed properly. Social workers face bureaucratic challenges that can hinder their ability to help families effectively. Building relationships based on mutual respect can improve the foster care experience for everyone involved. Sound Bites "March is Social Worker Appreciation Month" "I wish you would appreciate that" "Every placement is so different" "We need to put ourselves in their shoes" "We're part of this team" "We see you and we thank you" Learn more about being a foster or adoptive parent or supporting those who are in your community. https://americaskidsbelong.org Meet kids awaiting adoption. https://americaskidsbelong.org/meet-t... Please consider donating today to support our mission to dramatically improve the experiences and outcomes for kids in foster care. https://americaskidsbelong.givingfuel...