SZH0514636
| Status: | Available |
| Names: | Kaylee, Samuel |
| Ages: | 10, 9 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | 1 male, 1 female |
| State: | Ohio |
| Case #: | SZH0514636 Expand |
| Last Profile Update: | 09/17/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/20/26 |
About the Siblings
Kaylee is a bright and adventurous ten-year-old who loves trying new things. She’s in the 4th grade and has a curious mind, often diving into books of all kinds—she’s truly a reader at heart. Whether she’s roller skating, building with Legos, practicing yoga, or getting creative with crafting and coloring, Kaylee brings enthusiasm and imagination to everything she does. She also enjoys Pokémon, Hello
Kitty, and Harry Potter, and she’s always excited to share what she’s learning or creating. Kaylee has a fun, lighthearted side too—her favorite restaurant is McDonald’s, and she never turns down chicken nuggets.
Kaylee has a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and experiences sensory challenges. She thrives with routine, patience, and people who understand trauma-informed care. She will do best in a calm, loving, and supportive home where adults can help her feel safe, understood, and encouraged. Kaylee is ready for a family who will celebrate her strengths, nurture her growth, and enjoy the many joys she brings to each day.
Sam is a thoughtful and expressive nine-year-old who deeply values the people and memories important to him. Sam is in the third grade and loves school.
Sam has a great sense of personal style. He enjoys wearing his favorite Jordan hat and shoes and always arrives dressed for the day. Basketball is one of his favorite activities, and he lights up when talking about it. He also enjoys creating things—drawing, making paper airplanes, and exploring new little projects.
Sam likes playing Fortnite and Minecraft, and he has a sweet (and sour!) spot for Warheads candy. Sam would thrive in a family who can offer consistency, understanding, and gentle encouragement. A home that values routine, communicates clearly, and can support his emotional and sensory needs will
help him grow and feel secure. Sam is ready for a family who sees his strengths, understands his needs, and can walk alongside him as he continues building confidence and trust.