MI01C010370
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Blake |
| Age: | 14 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Male |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | MI01C010370 |
| Last Profile Update: | 04/02/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 12/13/25 |
About Blake
Blake is a caring and energetic boy who enjoys being around others and brings a sense of fun into his day. He connects easily with people and shows affection in ways that feel natural to him. He often shares that he loves everyone, and that openness shows in how he interacts with those around him. He also has a playful sense of humor and enjoys watching videos that make him laugh.
After school, Blake likes to spend time on his tablet or head outside to play. He enjoys video games and looks forward to time where he can focus on something he finds interesting. He also likes being active, especially playing soccer with friends or riding his bike. While he enjoys time with others, he is also comfortable playing on his own for stretches of time.
Blake’s interests are simple and consistent. He enjoys foods like chicken nuggets and hamburgers, likes the color red, and has a particular interest in giraffes. On weekends, he often chooses to relax with electronics, and during the holidays, he looks forward to Christmas and opening gifts. When he talks about a future family, he imagines spending time together making pizza and playing games.
At home and at school, Blake is generally cooperative and responds to direction, though he benefits from reminders and redirection at times. He has a high level of energy and can become focused on preferred activities, especially videos or games. He does best with adults who can stay engaged with him and provide one-on-one attention. When given a clear role, he can be helpful, such as cleaning his room or assisting with small tasks.
Blake would do best with an experienced parent or parents who understand the importance of patience, consistency, and active involvement. He benefits from support with schoolwork, daily routines, and social skills, and his family will need to work closely with supportive services. He would do well as the only or youngest child in the home, where he can receive the attention and guidance he needs. With the right support behind him, Blake will grow into the bright young man he's becoming.