MI01C010713
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Harmony |
| Age: | 15 |
| Race: | Unable to determine |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | MI01C010713 |
| Last Profile Update: | 05/11/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/01/25 |
About Harmony
Bracelets often start as scattered beads and colorful string spread across a table, but for Harmony, they become something more meaningful. She loves creating small gifts for the people she cares about, finding thoughtful ways to make others feel special. That caring nature shows up in many parts of her life, from the affectionate nicknames she gives people she trusts to the way she makes sure everyone is settled before she starts eating dinner herself. Beneath Harmony’s expressive personality is someone who deeply values connection, love, and belonging.
Creativity is a huge part of Harmony’s world. She enjoys makeup, nails, drawing, writing poetry, listening to music, and expressing herself through journaling and crafts. She also loves swimming, basketball, volleyball, shopping, watching movies, and spending time outdoors. Holidays are especially meaningful to her because they give her the chance to be surrounded by the people she loves most.
Harmony has a big personality and an even bigger heart. She is funny, charismatic, expressive, and thoughtful in the way she connects with others. Once she feels comfortable, her playful humor and affectionate side shine through. She is also resilient and reflective, and she has worked hard to grow through difficult experiences while staying hopeful about her future.
An adult close to Harmony shared, “Harmony is brave and resilient. She has a lot of love to give and is actively doing the work to better herself.”
Harmony benefits from patient adults who can provide structure, clear expectations, and support during difficult moments. She feels emotions deeply and can become frustrated when she feels misunderstood, but encouragement and consistency help her regroup and move forward. She is continuing to grow in her ability to reflect, communicate, and make positive choices.
Harmony would do best with experienced, trauma-informed parents who can provide unconditional love, strong communication, and steady support. She will need a family who accepts her fully, helps her maintain important family connections when appropriate, and continues supporting her emotional growth. Most of all, Harmony needs a family who will recognize the caring, creative, and determined young person she is becoming.