METR01101085527
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Naveah |
| Age: | 17 |
| Race: | Black/African American |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Florida |
| Case #: |
METR01101085527 |
| Last Profile Update: | 09/03/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 02/20/26 |
About Naveah
Neveah is a resilient 17-year-old African American youth who is independent, strong-willed, and values her personal space. She tends to do best in calm, low-pressure environments. Although she can be friendly, she is often reserved and selective when building relationships.
Neveah shares a strong bond with her nine biological siblings, who are very important to her. While some older siblings may present challenges, maintaining these relationships remains meaningful. She previously expressed interest in adoption but is currently unsure, so she would benefit from a patient family willing to move at her pace.
Neveah enjoys working and values her independence, though she may need guidance in building positive peer relationships. She can be sensitive to criticism, even when it is shared calmly, and would do best in an understanding home that respects her boundaries while providing consistency, encouragement, and support as she makes positive choices.
On July 1, 2024, Florida enacted a new law (often referred to as the Permanency for Children law) that limits public access to images of children in the state’s foster care system, particularly those up for adoption. The state wants to be cautious as to who can see and potentially have access to youth’s info. Only approved, background-checked adoptive families can view photos.
