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    The Foster Care System and Why it needs to Change In today 's society the foster care system is viewed as one of the most useful systems in the united states. Yet they never mention what the foster care system even does to children as they are going in to when they are dismissed from the system. The foster care system is no longer a passionate system for children, so many children in the system are treated like slaves and do not receive hardly any tender, love and care thus leading to children…

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    How To Train A Dog Essay

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    Finally deciding that you will train your cat is not the only thing you need to get the training started. You will have to arm yourself with the right attitude, materials, and proper place. If you have a family, you will also have to let them know about the training. Let us start! The Right Attitude I can never stress this enough, you will need lots of patience. If you are used to training a dog then you definitely have to condition yourself that training a kitten or an older cat as a slightly…

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    To my sex machine, Right now I'm in an orphanage for kids, of course it’s an orphanage for kids, who else could it be for?!? Silly me. I am not saying that I'd like to adopt or make babies, all those would come in time. I just found it crazy that I had to donate around a Euro for socks that are worth a third of that, but then again, it’s always all ways for the kids. It’s kinda sad to think about those babies and their abused mothers. It’s a scary world out there, but you can’t prevent…

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    1.The Eggleston Family Services mission is to improve the quality of life for our foster youth through a variety of services including support, guidance and comprehensive residential, foster family and adoption, family preservation, mental health, and substance abuse services. 2. The population Eggleston provides services for is foster youth referred by the Department of Children and Family Services ages 0-21. Eggleston Family Services provides services to all races and ethnicity. However, the…

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    Foster care as defined by the Meriam Webster dictionary is a situation in which for a period of time a child lives with and is cared for by people who are not the child 's parents however, my personal definition based on my experience is entirely different. My journey through the foster care system started with a little building ran by the Child Protective Services. Within the ominous building my life was changed multiple times within a few short years. My journey as a foster child started as a…

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    This week was a pretty interesting week. We talked a great deal about the importance of stability and permanency in a foster child’s life. We watched the movie White Oleander. White Oleander is about a young girl thrown into the foster care system after her mother was convicted of first and sentenced to 35 years in prison. This movie brought a great deal of emotions about the foster care systems and about how important it is to have a good social worker. I felt anger towards the social…

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    The Homeless and Foster Children: Forgotten Homeless and abandoned children in foster care are different and similar in many ways. As homeless is the new welfare; they lose homes, jobs, children, and more. While abandoned children in foster care become "aged out" of a system meant to give them more opportunities. They have similarities as they both are a growing issue that isn't declining, yet alone ceasing. Their issues are not resolved by simply taking them from the public or stop their aid…

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    New York for approximately four years. In these years, Parent had often experienced children who were abused and neglected. In hopes of saving these children, Parent would often have to remove these children from their homes and placed within the foster care system. This novel highlights the cases that had proven to be most memorable to himself and his own development. Child maltreatment was exhibited throughout the entire book of Turning Stones. More specifically, children in this book were…

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    Refugees

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    Upon entry into a country of asylum, nearly all refugees require social assistance until they are able to sustain themselves and their families in the society sufficiently. Further, social security and public assistance is particularly important to those refugees who are unable to earn their livelihood due to unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age, or other circumstances beyond their control. The right to social security and public assistance is available to refugees both under…

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    Growing up as an orphan was difficult and finding homes was too. Children who found homes were often wanted for their work or were often abused by their adoptive parents. Without the the Orphan trains, the many children would not have parents or a home. The Orphan Trains ran from 1854 to 1929 which was initiated by a social welfare reformer Charles Loring Brace. When the movement began, it was estimated that approximately 30,000 abandoned children were living on the streets of New York. Most…

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