Meet Jaslyn A Joyful Teen Looking For A Forever Family In Massachusetts

Each week on Fun 107, we introduce you to a young person who is hoping to find a forever family through adoption. This week’s Tuesday’s Child is Jaslyn, a friendly and outgoing teen whose personality shines brightest when she’s around others.

Jaslyn is Socially Strong with Kids, Teens and Adults

Jaslyn truly enjoys being in the company of people. She thrives in social settings where she can talk, laugh, and share experiences with friends and family. Her warm and welcoming personality makes it easy for her to connect with both peers and adults, and her joyful energy often lights up the room.

Like many teens, Jaslyn enjoys expressing herself through fashion and self-care. Getting her hair and nails done is something she really looks forward to, and it helps her feel confident and happy.

She is also a big fan of music and isn’t afraid to turn on the radio and sing and dance around the house.

Jaslyn Loves to Be Busy

Jaslyn is also someone who enjoys staying active. She likes spending time outdoors, whether that means going for walks,getting involved with the community, or just going for a quick walk to get some fresh air.. She does best in environments where she can stay engaged and involved in fun, structured activities.

With her love for connection, lively personality, and enthusiasm for life, Jaslyn brings a bright and positive presence wherever she goes.

Can I Adopt?

If you’re at least 18 years old, have a stable source of income, and room in your heart, you may be able to adopt a waiting child. Adoptive parents can be single, married, or partnered; renters or homeowners; experienced parents or first-timers; and LGBTQ+ singles or couples. Adoption from foster care is completely free in Massachusetts.

The process includes training, interviews, and home visits to help determine the best match for both the child and the family.

To learn more about adopting Jaslyn or another waiting child, visit www.mareinc.org
and connect with the Massachusetts Adoption Resource Exchange (MARE) for guidance on how you can help.