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    But then there are other children that are kept in their families or in foster care that are shuffled back and forth between the two for whom adoption should be considered but is not. It is just said that adoption wouldn’t be good for them that the children are almost always better off with their parents. But adoption works…

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    are given the opportunity to adopt, there will be homes available for children. Foster homes are temporary; adoptive families are forever. When children are often being transferred home to home it may leave the child thinking little of themselves. The child may think that hat no one wants them which is why they cannot keep a consistent home, and that is the worst feeling any child would want to experience. Many foster homes are only in the program for the money; adoptive families want the child…

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    The Book Thief Narrative

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    sounds, stealing books is what keeps her alive in the end. This is a unique story about how an adolescent girl copes with harsh circumstances, and it is narrated by Death himself. In the beginning, Death visits two children who are traveling to a foster home by train. The brother is why he came, whereas the sister, Liesel, is mourning. She…

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    Incarcerated Parents

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    place more emphasis on assisting children of incarcerated parents (Rutgers, 2014). Anyone who cares about the posterity will understands the extent of the damage and what the effects of parental incarceration can cause to a child. These damages range…

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    how bright it shines for children in foster care the day can still be dark. Most children in Canada’s foster system have a rough time bouncing back and forth between families, not being able to really trust anyone. Most of the children in foster care have a rough time continuing on with schooling and staying away from drugs and alcohol. There can be many reasons why children and teens are placed under care in the foster system, but being placed in this care means that all children are meant…

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    warranted to ensure that the family has services in place to prevent high risk situations. There are a high number of children whom are overlooked in the child welfare system when parents are incarcerated due to friends or families members stepping in to care for these vulnerable children. The effects on the children vary in so many different circumstances. Studies have shown according to Kampfner, “children have a variety of behavioral, psychological, and educational problems”.…

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    legal meaning which is based on the Children Act. The child is looked after by the local authorities if he or she has been provided with accommodation for a time period of more than 24 hours. Most of the children who are looked after by the local authorities are placed with foster carers as they believe it is in the best interest of the child because they are living within a family environment. However, some children may get put into residential care as this is more appropriate for them.…

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    This research paper contains information regarding the challenges and issues within foster care. This research will be presented in qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods, meta-analysis and literature review. Foster care is when a child has been removed, through no fault of his or her own, from their home and family due to concerns for their safety. The child may have been abandoned, abused or neglected and is in need of a temporary home placement. Whenever possible, they live with relatives…

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    people who suffer from poverty. Perhaps some people don 't feel that the poor are where they want to invest their money and taxes. Regardless, this pendulum of positive and negative attitudes toward the poor affect programs like homeless shelters, foster care and adoption programs. Homeless Shelters There are "6000 homeless shelters the United States but it 's not nearly enough to house the homeless" (Mandel & Schram, pg. 246). The shelters are a very unforgiving place, they 're "dangerous,…

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    My Last Day Essay

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    The water droplets roll down my forehead as I lay in my bed looking at the water damaged ceiling. At twelve years old I slept in a one window attic in a tattered bed, under a leaky roof. I do not have any family nor friends to speak of and no real optimism for the future. School was my only outlet yet it was also beginning to be the root of my humiliation and embarrassment. Leaving school today with tears in my eyes and my teacher’s voice ringing in my head all I could ponder was this can’t be…

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