MI01C010808
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Amir |
| Age: | 15 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Male |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | MI01C010808 |
| Last Profile Update: | 04/09/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/01/25 |
About Amir
Amir takes his time getting to know people. At first, he can seem quiet or unsure, but once he feels comfortable, his personality comes through. He jokes, uses sarcasm, and looks for reasons to laugh with people he trusts. He cares about the people in his life and pays attention to those relationships.
During the day, Amir stays engaged in his own way. At school, he has made stead progress. He can lose focus or feel frustrated at times, especially in larger groups, but he responds to support and does best in smaller or one-on-one settings. He is learning how to speak up for himself and share when something feels off, even when that takes effort. At home, he enjoys time to himself, playing games or watching TV, alongside time with others.
Amir spends a lot of his free time being active. He lifts weights, plays basketball, and enjoys being outside. Fishing and hunting are important to him, and he likes having space to explore. He also relaxes with video games, drawing, or coloring. Some days he prefers being on his own, and other days he seeks out friends or time with family.
He shows care in direct ways, especially with people and animals he feels connected to. When he gets overwhelmed, he may have trouble putting his thoughts into words. With patience and support, he is able to work through those moments and move forward. He benefits from adults who listen, give him time to talk, and help him sort through what he is feeling.
Amir would do best in a home with two parents who are experienced and trauma informed. He would do best as the only child. A family that is patient, consistent, and comfortable talking through challenges would be a strong fit. He enjoys animals and would do well in a home with pets. Because he values outdoor activities like hunting and fishing, a rural setting would suit him. A family with shared cultural understanding would also help him feel more at ease.
Amir is a teen who builds trust over time and stays connected once it's there. With steady support, he continues to grow in how he expresses himself and engages with the people around him.