SMI0114621
| Status: | Available |
| Names: | Tre'Veon, Allison |
| Ages: | 16, 15 |
| Race: | Black/African American |
| Gender: | 1 male, 1 female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | SMI0114621 Expand |
| Last Profile Update: | 08/25/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 08/26/26 |
About the Siblings
Allison: Allison has a creative mind and a unique way of seeing the world. She may seem reserved, shy, or even a little aloof when you first meet her, but once she feels that someone is genuine and accepts her for who she is, a funny, intelligent, and engaging personality begins to shine through. Allison has an “absurd” sense of humor and enjoys making people laugh with observations that are a little unexpected. She is thoughtful and empathetic, has a big heart, and cares deeply about the people and animals she loves. Most importantly, Allison wants to feel safe, accepted, and valued exactly as she is.
Art is one of Allison’s greatest passions. She enjoys drawing portraits, creating animations on the computer, and making things both digitally and by hand. She takes pride in her creativity and hopes to become an art teacher and animator when she grows up. Halloween is her favorite holiday because she gets to design decorations, create props, and put together costumes. She also enjoys baking, watching movies, talking with friends while drawing, and spending time with her brother. Allison loves animals, especially dogs, and would especially love a home with pets. She also dreams of visiting Canada someday.
Allison is becoming more independent and enjoys having time to herself, but she also appreciates being around people who treat her kindly and take an interest in her. She can do her own laundry and is continuing to build her skills with cooking, organization, and other everyday responsibilities. Allison does best with structure, clear expectations, and a calm environment. She can become overwhelmed when frustrated and is continuing to learn ways to manage difficult emotions. A family that gives her patience and space to warm up while encouraging healthy social connections will help her continue to grow.
Allison is looking for a family who will genuinely love and accept her, take placement of her and her brother, Tre'Veon, and respect her identity as a young woman. She needs a caregiver or caregivers who are patient, understanding, and willing to provide a stable, peaceful home where she can build trust at her own pace. A family who appreciates creativity, education, animals, and individuality would be a wonderful match for Allison. Whether she is sketching a portrait, carefully adjusting an animation, baking something new, or sharing her wonderfully unusual sense of humor, Allison has a lot to offer the people who take the time to know her.
Tre'Veon: A car engine, a basketball court, or a video game controller can all capture Tre'Veon’s attention. He's a teen with a healthy competitive streak and he loves to figure things out. Tre’Veon, who goes by Trey, is a quiet and reserved young man. He has a natural interest in mechanical things, making his dream of becoming an auto mechanic a fitting one. It's not only his mechanical skills that suit him for this future career; Trey takes pride in helping other people.
Much of Trey’s free time revolves around the things he enjoys most. He likes playing basketball and video games, watching movies, and spending time with friends. He enjoys comedy movies, scary movies, and documentaries, and he also listens to rap music, writes lyrics, and makes music on the computer. Trey hopes to join his school’s basketball team and would also like the opportunity to play baseball. On weekends, he enjoys sleeping in, hanging out, going shopping, and spending time with friends. Halloween and Christmas are his favorite holidays because he enjoys decorating, getting presents and candy, and having time away from school.
Trey has a vision for his future and wants to work toward becoming an auto mechanic. While high school isn't his favorite thing, he knows he needs to finish so he can attend trade school. He has dreams of one day owning his own home and sporting a fast car. He recognizes that he has areas where he is still growing, including following through on tasks, making independent decisions, and thinking carefully about the choices he makes. Trey can be easily influenced by peers, so he needs adults who will encourage him to develop confidence in himself and his own judgment. With consistent encouragement and opportunities to build practical skills, Trey's goals are well within reach.
A family considering Trey should be patient, understanding, and experienced and trauma informed. He needs a caregiver or caregivers who can provide consistency, structure, and guidance while taking the time to build genuine trust with him. Trey is currently hesitant about his adoption plan, so he will need a family willing to move at his pace and, through their actions, show him they are committed to him. Trey is hoping for a family that will take placement of him and his sister, Allison. Beneath his quiet demeanor is a young man with a generous heart, practical talents, and meaningful goals for his future.