How To Use Foster care In A Sentence
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The other lesson learnt was that it is the foster carers themselves who are the best recruitment source.
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Or perhaps our difficulty in conceiving leads us into foster care.
Christianity Today
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The Council said today the couple had passed checks and examinations to national standards to become foster carers.
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Among the services which board management are proposing to hit are radiology, anaesthetics, foster care and services for those with autism, addiction problems and disabilities.
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The other lesson learnt was that it is the foster carers themselves who are the best recruitment source.
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Coordinate the Foster Care Program. Select foster families, train foster mother , place children in foster homes.
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They will stay at the centre while homes are found with foster carers.
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If there is no partner or willing family older children will be placed in foster care.
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The children were waiting for placement in a foster care home.
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The teenager, from Darwen, had been placed with foster carers by Blackburn with Darwen Council social services.
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Her children were placed in foster care and she had no place to go.
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Therefore, we encourage you not to adopt your fosterlings and to remain in the Foster Care Program.
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Among the services which board management are proposing to hit are radiology, anaesthetics, foster care and services for those with autism, addiction problems and disabilities.
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‘Institutions’ included orphanages, industrial schools, reformatories, hospitals, children's homes, day or boarding schools and foster care.
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They were taken into protective custody and placed in temporary foster care.
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Some innovative states, such as Kansas and Michigan, have tied foster care payments to the speed with which agencies find permanent placements for children.
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In the USA last year 46,000 foster care children were adopted - an increase of 65 per cent on the figure in 1996.
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Oversee the day to day operations of the children's home, care and foster care programs.
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The lack of thought given to his first foster carers caused further trauma.
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The council holds regular information nights when prospective foster carers can find out more about what it entails.
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In Greenwich there are over 300 children of all ages and from all sections of the community who need to be placed with foster carers.
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They will stay at the centre while homes are found with foster carers.
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The child is in foster care while police try to find his other relatives, Romulus police Lt. John Leacher said.
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Many states still are experiencing stable or rising foster care populations. And child-welfare advocates worry that budget cuts may undermine some of the promising new policies.
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Forsaken children are now more likely to be put in foster care.
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Nearly 25 % of emancipated youth become homeless 2-4 years after leaving foster care.
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Or perhaps our difficulty in conceiving leads us into foster care.
Christianity Today
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He describes his foster carers as lovely people, who he regards as his parents.
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In cases where it is not possible, or not in the child's best interest to be reintegrated into their families, Boneva believes that adoption or foster care provide good alternatives.
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They have been placed in foster care, with the expectation she will be reunited with them when she is able to cope.
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The sixth and oldest, a 9-year-old boy, currently is in specialized foster care because of emotional problems.
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Psychologists said the child, who was immediately placed in foster care, would suffer long-term trauma.
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Although a doctor advised that he should go into foster care, he was sent home after only a short stint.
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They will stay at the centre while homes are found with foster carers.
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They thought that foster care would lead to adoption.
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The other lesson learnt was that it is the foster carers themselves who are the best recruitment source.
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They will stay at the centre while homes are found with foster carers.
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And why identify residential and foster care alone as areas to be staffed entirely by females?
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Although a doctor advised that he should go into foster care, he was sent home after only a short stint.
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Elysia Murphy , a spokeswoman for the New York City Administration for Children's Services, said two other children living with Ms. Cummings have been removed and placed in another foster care home.
Badly Bruised 17-Month-Old Found at Foster-Care Home
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Although a doctor advised that he should go into foster care, he was sent home after only a short stint.
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There, Rita says, she will take parenting classes to get her son back from foster care.
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Although a doctor advised that he should go into foster care, he was sent home after only a short stint.
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I'd fostered a lot of very troubled youngsters and at times provided respite for other foster carers who were at the end of their tether.
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The whiskered clowder of cuteness is currently living in foster care.
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Maritza started to work with the foster care workers to get her children back.
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After three craniotomies and five years of foster care, he was adopted into a strict Pentecostal family, becoming the 10th of what would eventually be 37 Sheptock children.
Homeless man in D.C. uses Facebook, social media to advocate for others like him
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They thought that foster care would lead to adoption.
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The association wants to see houses of registered childminders and foster carers given stickers to put in their windows so children who feel threatened on the way home from school can use these houses as a point of contact.
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Other children grow into young adults while in foster care and leave to live independently.
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Once they are enmeshed in the often-chaotic foster care system it is extraordinarily difficult to get out of it.
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The overspend is largely due to the high cost of looking after children in foster care or specialist placements.
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If adoption continues as an option of last resort, children will remain in the limbo of foster care for too long.
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As infants in foster care, both girls had suffered physically and emotionally.
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Or perhaps our difficulty in conceiving leads us into foster care.
Christianity Today
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Hospital documents had begun showing recommendations that Jackie be placed in foster care as early as 1973.
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They never put us in foster care.
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They thought that foster care would lead to adoption.
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Their foster carers appeared incapable of exercising any control over them.
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This age range is the hardest to find carers for as most people choose to provide foster care for babies and young children.
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A fundamental problem, in the view of many child-welfare advocates, is the federal funding system — which in effect is a disincentive for states to reduce their foster care populations.
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He had been in foster care since he was five.
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The children were waiting for placement in a foster care home.
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The literary equivalent of a chick flick, Oleander details one girl's attempts to come to terms with her mother while also surviving the cold and largely indifferent world of foster care.
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As it turned out, John and his sister had been through some twenty-three moves in foster care.
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There is a chronic lack of people wishing to be foster carers.
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Harris said little, if any, qualitative changes in foster care, residential care, and adoption had been made.
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Some are in foster care, some are runaways, others are from low-income families.
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As infants in foster care, both girls had suffered physically and emotionally.
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That would be great, having a health care system patterned after the foster care system.
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Foster carers do not need any special qualification - young couples, single people, widows and widowers and retired couples can apply.
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They were taken from their natural parents and put in foster care, and some were even adopted.
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Three months ago it was feared Swindon was heading for a foster care crisis.
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He came from the pages of my own story -- We're different in so many ways -- Lonnie is in foster care, I grew up with my mom and grandma and a village of aunts and uncles looking out for me.
Jacqueline Woodson: Book To Stage: On The Adaptation Of The Award-Winning Book 'Locomotion' Into A Play
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Psychologists said the child, who was immediately placed in foster care, would suffer long-term trauma.
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Andrew Bridge is on a mission: To fix the foster care system that he barely survived.
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Placing very young children, especially nursing infants, with foster caretakers implied payment for the service.
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Kayleigh Perkins leapt from the UL-72 Miss Foster Care hydroplane that caught fire as she taxied to shore after a test run in Lake Washington during a spring training event, Thursday, in Seattle.
Photos of the Day: April 22
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In many cases the situation when a child leaves is unclear to the losing family and the foster carer.
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The Midland Health Board has launched a quarterly newsletter to keep foster carers informed on issues, events and developments relevant to fostering.
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They were taken from their natural parents and put in foster care, and some were even adopted.
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They were taken into protective custody and placed in temporary foster care.
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Three caregiver categories were defined: the biological mother, a kinship caregiver, and a formal, nonrelative foster caregiver.
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I'd fostered a lot of very troubled youngsters and at times provided respite for other foster carers who were at the end of their tether.
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Young people in children's homes or foster care are deprived of books and the opportunity to share books with adults.
