MI01C010927
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Jamarie |
| Age: | 14 |
| Race: | Black/African American |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: |
MI01C010927 |
| Last Profile Update: | 07/13/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 02/27/26 |
About Jamarie
Jamarie is an outgoing and creative young girl who enjoys expressing herself through art and beauty. She describes herself as independent, caring, and friendly. She enjoys coloring, making jewelry, and doing hair, and she hopes to become a hairstylist when she grows up. Jamarie also participates in cheerleading and takes pride in being part of a team. After school, she enjoys relaxing, working on creative projects, or spending time with people she trusts.
Jamarie values connection and enjoys spending time with friends and family. She likes going to the mall, roller skating, and bowling. She enjoys board games such as Monopoly and has a playful sense of humor. She loves dogs and would be excited to live in a home with pets. Holidays are important to her, especially Christmas, because of the opportunity to give and receive gifts and share time together. She has shared that she would love to visit Disneyland or Disney World one day and enjoys the idea of traveling and making memories with her future family.
At home, Jamarie contributes by helping with chores, including dishes and cleaning the bathroom. She likes being helpful and supporting others. She can be social and talkative with people she knows well, though she may take time to build trust with new people. Once she feels comfortable, she is more open and engaged. Jamarie benefits from caregivers who are patient and consistent as she continues to strengthen her ability to follow expectations and stay focused in school and at home. She is capable of growth when supported by adults who remain steady and encouraging.
Jamarie maintains meaningful relationships with members of her birth family. These connections are important to her and should continue to be supported. She values family and has shared that she wants to be part of a home where she feels accepted, supported, and included.
Jamarie would do best in home with an experienced and trauma-informed mom, mom and dad, or two moms who can provide structure and emotional support. She would thrive as the only or youngest child in the home. She would prefer a family with pets and is most comfortable in an urban environment. It will be important for her to live with a family who respects and supports her cultural identity. Jamarie needs caregivers who can advocate for her needs, maintain her current services, and provide reassurance while holding clear expectations.
Jamarie is a thoughtful and capable young person who wants to feel safe and connected. With consistency, patience, and understanding, she has the ability to continue building trust and confidence within a supportive family.
