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Started in England in 1500's
first us foster child in 1636
https://nfpaonline.org/page-1105741

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Foster care is the temporary placement of children and youth with families outside of their own home due to child abuse or neglect.  The goal is to provide a safe, stable, nurturing environment.

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How many are in Foster Care                      LR

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How many are in Foster Care                      LR

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On any given day, there are nearly 438,000 children in foster care in the United States. In 2016, over 687,000 children spent time in U.S. foster care.

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abuse
behavioral problems
disabilties
Drugs

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Who is Effected?           LR           

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Who is Effected?           LR           

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Foster care not only effects the child but its also effected the foster child's host family.

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Lots of children in foster care are not being put in a responsible host family.

Many host families are just doing it for the money.

Too many kids ~ Opiod epidemic

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What can be done to house more children? DP

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What can be done to house more children? DP

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There are too many kids and not enough homes. More foster homes need to be built in order to house more kids.

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Mental /Emotional development
Physical development
Social development
Moral development

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How do you become a Foster Parent    CRN

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How do you become a Foster Parent    CRN

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Background Check
LOTS of training
house checks

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Where's The Love - Foster Kids Are Our Kids - Commercial - 2012

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Those with a red card, represent that 66% of children that are in foster care that will end up homeless, in jail, or dead after age 18. Those with a yellow card represent the 33% of children that will survive foster care.