Zaya from Pennsylvania

Meet Zaya (pronounced Z-eye-ay), a bubbly, energetic young lady whose happiness is truly contagious. Zaya has a way of lighting up a room the moment she enters it. Her big smile and cheerful personality make it nearly impossible not to feel happier around her! She takes great pride in making others smile and laugh, and those who know Zaya often say she brings sunshine wherever she goes. Zaya absolutely loves being around people and thrives on connection. She's happiest when she's the center of attention, sharing smiles and special moments with those around her. People in Zaya's community are quickly drawn to her sweet nature and positive attitude. She's the kind of gal people look forward to seeing each day! Zaya believes every great day starts with the perfect outfit! She loves getting dressed in something pink and girly before heading off to school, where she enjoys spending time with her friends. After school, when able, you can find Zaya at the playground, where the slides and swings are some of her favorite spots. She could happily spend hours laughing and soaking up the fun with her favorite people. At home, Zaya enjoys winding down with movies, music, or a good book. One of her favorite ways to relax is with light projections that create a calming, cozy atmosphere. It's her version of the perfect movie-night vibe! Whether she's dancing along to music or enjoying a quiet story, Zaya finds joy in the little things. Zaya would love a family who enjoys spending time together and staying active, especially out in the community. Trips to the zoo, amusement parks, playgrounds, or places that offer adaptive sports and games would be right up her alley. She is very social and outgoing and would thrive in a family that can keep her engaged, included, and involved in everyday life. Zaya would be happy in a home with other children and would also enjoy living with well-behaved pets. Parental rights have been terminated for Zaya. For more information, a family can call the SWAN Helpline at 1-800-585-SWAN, or have the family worker contact the recruiter, Mary Ouattara, via telephone or email mouattara@bethanna.org.