Foster care is a temporary arrangement in which certified adults provide care for a child or children, whose birth parent are unable to care for them.1 The purpose of the foster care system is to provide a safe and temporary home for the kids that are under age and can't afford to care for themselves. Foster children can be taken out of their homes for various reasons for abuse, neglect, abandonment or voluntary placement. The foster care system has grown over the years since 1853. The system has helped many kids who have aged out of the system and even children who remain in the system today. Some foster children get reunited with their families.
There are four different kinds of living situations in the foster care system. The first one
There are four different kinds of living situations in the foster care system. The first one