Wednesday’s Child: Easy-going 12-year-old girl wants a caring adoptive family
Tamya, 12, would love to find the right adoptive family for her and possibly her younger brother, too.
“I love cooking, I’m smart, I am caring, I love to clean, and I love having friends,” she said.
Tamya enjoys her friends, but her favorite person to spend time with is her younger brother.
“I see him sometimes but it depends on what’s going on that particular moment,” she explained.
And for Ajay, 11, the feeling is mutual.
“My life is already great because I get to talk to my sister and she’s the best person on earth,” he said.
We first met Ajay a year ago, when he impressed us with his positive attitude and strong work ethic.
Kentucky’s child welfare workers try to keep sibling groups together when appropriate. But every case is different, and being placed together isn’t always an option.
Tamya is open to any family that will accept and support her.
“I would like them to be caring, understanding and most of all careful,” she said.
Right now Tamya and Ajay are not living together. But they both understand the importance of their visits, and they both look forward to a more stable future.
To learn more about Tamya and Ajay, click here: https://prd.webapps.chfs.ky.gov/kyfaces/.
