Dreamweaver's Inspires Families with Foster Children

Listen in on our show with Carla Diggs, Team Leader of Dream Weaver's of Georgia, as well as Ahsley Rhodes-Courter, and founder Fred Moeller.

"I am very passionate about foster children and improving their quality of life through therapy, socialization and community support. I believe God has enabled me to help make a better life for these children and placed me in a position to give them the opportunity to have a successful life. It can happen, one child at a time and one day at a time."

Carla completed her BA in Elementary Education with concentration in psychology from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

Ashley has been featured on Montel Williams, The Today Show, Good Morning America, $.99 Cool Ranch Doritos bags, and many national and local television shows.

In 2008, Simon and Schuster published her memoir, "Three Little Words" which quickly became a New York Times Bestseller. Her book has received many national and local awards, and is currently being used in classrooms all across the country (2010). Ashley hosted a television program called "Explore Adoption" which was produced by the State of Florida to raise the public's awareness of foster children in need of loving and permanent homes.

DreamWeavers of Georgia was founded by Fred T. Moeller after he recognized the tremendous needs of the children in Georgia who have been taken out of their homes and placed in foster homes. He realized that these children had a great need for the “extras” in life that are often taken for granted.

Fred has been working in the field of behavioral health for over 28 years specializing in children and families. Upon completing his graduate degree from the University of Oklahoma he worked in State and Private Hospitals settings in Oklahoma as well as private practice.