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    forced into this hell like system. The foster care system has been happening for as long the system has been around. Yes teens and children can be rebellious and of course unwilling to the homes they have been put in. Most times they have good reason to do the things they do. It isn’t easy for a child, in most cases, to be taken away from their homes, their families, and basically sheltered from their normal life. Most people who have tried fighting the foster care system for rights of the…

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    parents. This is the case for many foster children; having to gather all of their items from the foster system and find somewhere else to live in one day. These children need guidance and support in finding a new place to live when they age out of the foster care system. The foster care system often times has detrimental effects on children and can affect children differently. There are many laws being written to help children transition out of the foster care system and become productive…

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    social works. She currently works for the Division of Family and Child Services (DFCS) in Walton County. Walton County has 123 children in foster care during April, 2015 to March, 1015. The Division of Family and Children Services is the part of Georgia Department of Human Services (DHS). Division of Family and Child Services investigates child abuse; finds foster homes for abused and neglected children; helps low income, out-of-work parents get assistance; assists with childcare costs for low…

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    The Foster Care system for children, has dealt with several complications throughout its 160-year history (Developmental Issues). There has been a lack of knowledge about Foster Care in general, incomplete information being presented to the foster parents, not enough health professionals available in this field, children who are faced with a mental illness who are not getting adequate care, and uncoordinated medical care with records being stretched across the system. Children are placed into…

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    down an article for my area of interest I typed in “Foster care intervention in social work”. The article “Increasing college access for youth aging out of foster care: Evaluation of a summer camp program for foster youth transitioning from high school to college” was the sixth article amongst 253 results and ultimately the one I chose. This article discusses the need for college access and readiness skills amongst youth aging out of the foster care system.…

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    and his stepfather and uncle were charged with murder (Timothy et.al 1). This can be seen throughout different states. Foster care systems claim to make improvements, but they never really imply them. Although it is often overlooked, Foster care systems sometimes fail to protect kids getting abused and can even lead to their death;…

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    WV’s Foster Care System The foster care system in West Virginia is a broken system that should be properly set up and based on the child’s desires. Foster kids should have a choice to stay or go to their biological parents or foster parents. Many kids don’t want to go back to their biological parents because of the emotional scars that they caused them. Often the kids are neglected it the decision of whom to go with, and get separated more than once from who they love. Many of the kids are too…

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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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    someone has to ever encounter. The foster care system is failing because of all of the flaws that exist which results in the harm of bringing down innocent children. The state of Florida has been the first state to ever make all foster care privatized. While the foster care system in Florida is able to get many children adopted, many several of them also suffer from permanent health issues because of the broken system. the system is broken. Within the foster care one of the main flaws that…

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    Every child deserves a loving, caring, and supporting home. Every child is not privileged to be born into a home with their biological mother and father. There are some parents that are not blessed to have a child or children. Adoption and foster care are optional procedures for taking as one’s own a child of other parents. Adoption usually means the legal transformation of a child’s familial status, through which individuals permanently assume the major responsibilities of birth parents.…

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