Foster Children In Foster Care

Here is a main concern that I have with foster children that are still in foster care and they become parents that are still awarded of the state as I was doing my research I found this article very interesting. “The state has numerous responsibilities to children and youth in, and emancipating from, foster care. Ensuring a foster child 's medical welfare is among the most imperative of the state 's obligations. Pregnancy prevention is a unique component of medical welfare and long-term well-being. Indeed, it
I stand out as a responsibility that the State must fulfill to counteract the likelihood of diminished life outcomes that so many former foster children face. However, like many problems facing foster children, pregnancy is noticed, yet …show more content…
I know for myself I want to do things the easy and smoother way for them and for myself too. I feel that this statement is a very important for the young people whether they are in the foster program or not. “Social networks serve a number of important functions as youth make the transition into adulthood and independent living. Social ties provide young adults with emotional support; guidance on employment, education, and relationship issues; and assistance in times of emergency. For youth aging out of foster care, strong, stable relationships promote a sense of normalcy and security. “() Also, “Many states are also working to ensure permanency plans help foster youth build and sustain stable relationships with their same-age peers, siblings, and community members. In April 2006, Maine passed legislation that requires the custodians of foster youth and parents of adopted youth to facilitate visitation between separated siblings. The passage of LD 1682, An Act To Support Sibling Rights in Child Welfare Custody Matters (now Public Law, Chapter 526), was spearheaded by members of the Maine Youth Leadership Advisory Team, an organization of foster youth ages 14–21.“ (State Policies to Help Youth Transition Out of Foster