Wednesday's Child

If you ask 16-year-old Spencer who has inspired him the most in this world he'll tell you it's the men and women in blue. 

It was one year ago when 14-year-old Branch took a leap of faith at Real Salt Lake in Sandy and shared his story of living in foster care. At that time, his name was Camden and he was living in his third foster home in two years. Fast forward to today, Camden has changed his name to Branch. It’s a new name to go with a new start for this Utah teen.

When 14-year-old Skylar, who identifies as nonbinary, thinks about the future, they think of a career in video production.

In this week's Wednesday's Child, in partnership with Raise the Future, KSL TV visited with Kaydee at Art House where she shared details of her life in hopes of connecting with a potential adoptive family.

“Being adopted means having a family that cares, be there for you when you need it.”

If there is one thing 14-year-old Dorian loves more than anything, it's elevators.

In this week’s Wednesday's Child, we introduce you to nine-year-old Domanic, who likes to go by Dom. Dom has already faced many hard things in his young life but despite that, he always looking for the positive. 

In this week’s Wednesday’s Child KSL TV visited Kickin'it Dance Company in Sandy to meet 13-year-old Arielle. 

This week's Wednesday's Child is Kaylee, a young woman who is bursting with creativity and looking for a family that will support her passions.  

This week’s Wednesday’s Child is Neveah, a 15-year-old previously known as Laura. Neveah has lived in various foster homes since she was about 10 months old. Like her new name, Neveah wants a new start.