MI01C010451
Status: | Available |
Name: | Savannah |
Age: | 16 |
Race: | Black/African American |
Gender: | Female |
State: | Michigan |
Case #: |
MI01C010451 |
Last Profile Update: | 10/26/23 |
Photo Updated: | 10/25/22 |
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Savannah - Female, age 16 |
About Savannah
Savannah is a straight shooter who wants to become a great professional photographer. She’s forthright, intelligent and creative, and she gets plenty of practice at her future chosen profession. Savannah not only uses her creative skills for photography, but she also enjoys dancing and journaling and doing arts and crafts. She fuels her creativity by listening to music and studying and reading after school. Savannah loves spending time outdoors and shooting hoops with her peers. She also enjoys going to the mall and getting her nails done when spending time with friends. In quieter times, Savannah likes playing board and video games. She says she loves all holidays, and she lists pizza as her favorite food, blue and purple as her favorite colors and kittens and pandas as her favorite critters. Savannah dreams of traveling to Los Angeles because “it would be fun.” “She is always open to trying something new,” says one of Savannah’s close adults. “A family who adopts Savannah should be warm and welcoming and be active in participating in activities with her and be able to guide her through trying new things.”
“Savannah is a confident young woman who has a great sense of self,” says one of her close adults. “Savannah is a joyful, outgoing teenager who loves to laugh. She cares deeply about others and treats others with the utmost respect. Savannah is very easy to get along with and is very helpful to others. In school Savannah is a very hard-worker, she excels in her classes, but she also knows how to ask teachers and peers for help if she doesn’t understand a concept, making her very resourceful.”
Savannah would need two parents or a single parent with a strong support system. Her new parent or parents should be patient, understanding, experienced and trauma informed. Her family needs to make sure Savannah receives any support services that will help her excel. Finally, Savannah’s new family must be open to letting her maintain her sibling relationships.