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    Foster Children Deemed Unadoptable Lisa is a teen who has been in foster care since she was born. She was placed in foster care because her parents sexually, physically, and emotionally abused her. Lisa has severe anxiety and anger issues because of this. Her issues worsened when she was placed in foster care because she did not know if she could trust her new foster parents. Many times, Lisa could not trust her foster parents because many of them did what Lisa’s biological parents did to her.…

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    A study of mental health care for children and youth in foster care found that, “one-half and three-fourths of children who enter foster care have demonstrated emotional and behavioral symptoms that require mental health treatment” (Greeno, E. 2015). The Child and Adolescent Treatment Services at Bonding Links Mental Health Clinic offer…

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    The Rutland model studies a dilemma from three different points of view: the consequentialist approach, which considers results; the deontological approach, which focuses on personal rights; and the aspirational approach, which considers the person whom is making the decision and who they want to be. Consequentialist Approach. The consequentialist approach, also known as Utilitarianism, studies the consequences of an outcome and considers “the greatest good for the greatest number of people…

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    children in foster care homes. The state struggled with keeping up with the expanding range of federal pressure, which was more focused on the preservation of families and the option of adoption. During the 20-year period of 1974 to 1994, Arkansas child welfare authorities struggled between removing children from their parents’ custody and helping to preserve the structure of the family, without compromising…

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    In today’s society everyone has rights that they are entitled to, for example, the right to freedom of speech, the right to choose religious beliefs, and the right to bear arms. Everything in the Bill of Rights is directed towards ensuring that people are aware of their rights as well as protecting them. However, children are not given the same rights as an adult. It is thought that children do not fully understand what rights are and that they are not mature enough to know right from wrong,…

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    Hayden begins the poem by expressing how his foster father would generously warm the house every day, including Sunday, despite his “cracked” and “aching hands” (Howells p288). Hayden’s description of his foster father’s deep scars, forged by deep labor, intensify the painful and dismal tone of the poem. Hayden then reiterates the same dismal tone, saying that “no one ever thanked…

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    like talking so of course they caught attitudes but I really didn’t care. I just got took my shower and went to…

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    Should the foster care system be reformed The American Foster System has aided and helped many children who needed it. Foster Care isn’t only a place for children to get out of a bad home life or situation. It is supposed to help them and protect them from all the hurt and pain they experienced. Sometimes, it helps the biological parents get their lives together so that they can properly raise their children. Other times it houses children who have been abandoned. With saying that our foster…

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    significant role to assure that each child gets their needs met as a matter of fact they spend about 8 billion dollars a year on child welfare. In the film from place to place there were three different cases where three youth experienced some type of foster care. In regards to Raif’s case he had eight different placements in a time period of four years. He expressed how all he wanted was for someone to accept him and love him…

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    ethics is understanding what is right, wrong, good, and bad and also what ways of living are good, bad, right or wrong. The most significant issues in this case are firstly, that the institution for long term care and rehabilitation for physically disabled children placed Stephen in foster care because his condition was just too severe and they decided that somebody else would be more beneficial from their treatment and help. Secondly, Stephen's parents initially gave permission for the doctors…

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