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    The Foster Care System Faces Issues In the United States there are 397,122 children in the foster care system and while most foster “parents” do all they can for these children others do less than what is needed of these children. Statistics show that if nothing changes by the year 2020 more than 22,500 children will have been abused or mistreated in the foster care system. More often than not the foster system does more harm than help. Most foster children are abused, moved around way too much,…

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    being additionally challenging, being that the child is of an alternate ethnicity. For the best after effects of this troublesome procedure, one ought to be very educated before considering this sort of adoption. Adoption of an alternate ethnicity began off quite a while back with racial adoptions of the race black and white. Interracial…

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    Adoption and foster care may sound different, but in reality, they both tie together into one big factor. Adoption and foster caring can both lead to long term permanent families for babies, children and also teens that doesn’t have a permanent family in their lives. Adoption and foster caring is a serious responsibility and should be taken serious. Adoption and foster care have been a negative effect for children around the world, there has been hundreds of reports and statistics of foster…

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    Not every child is fortunate to be raised by their own blood and by a loving family, like most have. Most children take their parents for granite and don’t realize what other children have to go through just to call someone their parent. Children who aren’t fortunate end up in the system and placed in foster care. Imagine the life in the shoes of a foster child; these children don’t only face the absence of their parent but suffer from placements of unfit homes. Within these unfit homes…

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    child is hard since the child has no real way of knowing how long he or she will know the foster parents. My parents decided to take my brother and me to Tombstone, Arizona, on the day we became a forever family. When we visited Tombstone after the adoption hearing, I realized that I could ask my mothers any question, and that they would not only answer it to the best of their abilities, but they would also not become annoyed with all my questions. They encouraged inquiries about the world…

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    When I was five years old I went into foster care. In the course of about a year I had been through about four different homes. It was a hard time especially at such a young age. I often think back to the time and see how my life has changed so much from it. My brother was only three at the time so he doesn’t have much memory of it, however I do. I have vivid memories of the house I lived in and some of the things that happened in it. I remember the multiple houses I went through and the things…

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    Foster Care System Failure

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    Foster Care System Failures Foster care is defined as the supervision or care of neglected children in an institution or alternate home. There are “Around 500,000 children in the U.S currently reside in some form of foster care” (Statistics and Research). These homes, or placements as they are called, could be with a relative, in a group home or a foster parents’ home. As a community, nation and globe, people are often unaware of the incredibly vulgar and inhumane events that take place in the…

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    average, a child will wait five years or longer within the adoption system before they end up being adopted. A third of people within the United States consider adopting, however only 2% actually go through with adopting. Many kids have the potential to be adopted, but as of now they’re stuck in foster care homes that are not there to better them. The adoption process becomes difficult when families do not understand what the process of adoption is, and when there is no support systems there to…

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    When I turned 14 my parents told me quite casually that they have decided to open our home to children in foster care. Foster homes, like mine, provide a positive environment for children who were removed from negative situations. Provide such an environment for these children makes a child feel safe and allows him or her to build happy memories. Foster families provide compassion and guidance children need to find success. Since my parents began and successfully completed the application…

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    Foster Care Research Paper

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    Foster Care a Trapped Door Is foster care a safety net or a trapped door? Children come into foster care needing a safe place. They need to be able to either find a adopted home, be reunified with their parents or parent, or live in a stable home with a family member. Instead, children come into the foster care system in which they move from foster home to foster home, without loving parents or a permanent family. While in foster care, if they have not been adopted by the age of 9, they…

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