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    Currently throughout the world adoption is made to be difficult, while it is not the mean of the country they are wanting to find their citizen the best home possible. There needs to be a global push for adoption “Worldwide, there are an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 international adoptions per year” (Bartholet). In some Islāmic countries they prohibit adopting of any means, whether it be from within the country or in a foreign country. While in some South American countries they require the…

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    number of children in foster care for extended lengths of time through written permanency plans that emphasized family preservation, reunification, or adoption.” (Chapin, 2017, p. 450). The Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act provides government support for adoptions to reduce monetary complications of the adoption process. The Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980 provide families with financial incentives to promote the adoption of children in the foster care system…

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    by the Smith family, most of Renee Adams life took place within the foster care system. Renee’s involvement with the system began at the age of two when neighbors’ complaints about neglect prompted involvement by Child Protective Services (CPS). CPS worked with Renee’s mother for the period of one year but, after repeated failed drug tests and very little progress towards providing a safe environment for Renee, removal to foster care took place. After removal, reunification attempts went on…

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    all her life. Her mom was exhausted, without a home, and in no way prepared to take on the responsibility of a baby. As soon as the baby was old enough to live without her mother, Foster Care stepped in, and settled her into a temporary home. She remained there for two prolonged years where she was starved by her foster parents, who were under the impression she was overweight. During these two years, her mother was working to make a better life for herself, in the hopes to gain back custody of…

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    The National Center for Biotechnology Information(NCBI) did a study of 155 female children between the ages of four to seventeen who were in foster care. They found sexual abuse was reported by eighty-one percent of them, and sixty-eight percent were sexually abused by more than one individual (Girls). It is a social workers job to find out about mistreatment like this, and with such high percentages of sexual abuse, there is an obvious problem in the system. Whether the social worker has too…

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    A Season I took a step outside and could smell the crisp air of autumn. It was a windy day and my heart was pounding. I knew something was about to happen, but unsure of the outcome that lay ahead. I was with the person that makes my world keep going around, my mom. Literally without my mom and her family I would not be where I am today. We had just gone to church and were getting ready to leave the house for a little bit. When out of nowhere in the boondocks of Bremen, came a knock at the…

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    FOSTER CARE AND THE EFFECTS ON CHILDREN Foster care is care provided for children whose families are temporarily unable to care for them (Merck Manuals, 2007). This definition to me seems to simple cause of the fact that a lot of children that go into the foster care system are there longer than they should be. Knowing a few people who have been in the foster care system, they seem to make it really difficult for the biological parents to get the children back even after fulfilling the…

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    worried that he is not going to be able to hang out with his friends because his foster mom doesn 't give him much…

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    Hayworth, William Life is not about where you started I began to know hardship at a very early age of 2 months; I was removed from my family and placed into foster care. My dad divorced my mom shortly after I was born and never looked back. I spent the next 15 years moving between foster homes. I became a bitter and rebellious child. I was kicked out of all the middle schools in my local school district in Detroit Michigan and placed in a mental hospital. I was mad at the world and felt…

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    has been proven, that foster children begin making bad decisions due to sadness. When I put myself in that situation, I can feel that horrible feeling of not being able to see your actual parents. The best suggestion I can give somebody in this situation is for them to stay strong. I know you don 't have your two original parents there for you, but you have to accept the fact that somethings happen for a reason. What you do have is two amazing person 's who are your foster parents. Yeah they…

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