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    Galadriel does not care for her name and prefers to be called Gilly. Gilly is an eleven year old girl who was left in foster care by her mother‚ Courtney. Gilly is a very sharp and self-reliant child who is also very bitter and angry after spending so many of her years in foster care. Gilly undertakes a tough exterior by creating an identity for herself as the “great Gilly Hopkins” to guard herself against any further emotional pain brought on by several of her inhospitable foster parents. Gilly is

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    an adoptive parent‚ and a foster parent? A biological parent is the parent who biologically made the child. An adoptive parent is the parent who adopted the child (excepting guardianship if not actual biological). And the foster parent is the person who cares for the child until adopted. 2.What financial needs are parents obligated to provide and which are optional? Money The financial needs that a parent is obligated to take is food‚ shelter‚ clothing and health care. The ones that are optional

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    authority has placed a care order to be put in place for them to be placed in someone else’s care. There are two types of care that a child can enter into. One is voluntary where their parents put them in care because either they cannot cope or are finding it difficult to look after the child. The other is involuntary when a court order will be placed due to concerns for the child’s welfare and safety. In this booklet I will explain some of the reasons why children can end up in care or being looked

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    When child welfare workers have to engage with immigrant families they are able to observe some of the same fears in all families. These fears involved being deported‚ detained‚ and fear of losing their children. Since these families reside in the United States without the proper documentation these families face a varieties of barriers such as not being able to qualify for Medi-cal or any type of health insurance. The welfare system lacks funding however the little funding that they could obtain

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    adoption cite concern for children." Usa today. Gannett Co. Inc.‚ 2006. Web. 18 Apr 2012 The article is about a couple who is gay having to move in order for both gay parents to get custody of the adopted child. It talks about the statistics of foster care and the number of kids being adopted right now. The numbers are very low and even for gays‚ its extremely low. It also states that gays are some good candidates for adoption but not being bias towards either side. The author Andrea Stone‚ is very

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    researching the importance and urgency of adoption‚ I learned that it is extremely easy to take life for granted. Today in the United States there are over 100‚000 children entered into foster care with ages ranging anywhere from under one year old to twenty-one years old. Most children in foster care or other systems of care are school-aged or older. There are siblings that are trying to stick together and brothers and sisters being split up. It is easy to become wrapped up in your own little world‚ not

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    the best interest of the children they are working with‚ to make sure the basic needs of each child is met. The social workers feel as if they are being successful at their jobs as long as the children that are on their caseloads age-out of the foster care system and are not in jail the next day. Or they are successful if the youth they are working with actually graduate from high school. As a social worker it should be seen as successful if the children that they are working with are learning the

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    foster’s home. When children are place in foster home by the court system their dream are crash. The journey of being place into different foster home has begun. The children are afraid and intimidates. All the dreams they ones had is no more‚ now the struggle of surviving began. With learning the house rules of each foster’s parent. Each foster home set different rule children must follow while staying in their home. These rules are in force by the foster parent‚ if not followed there is consequence

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    adults aging out of foster care by Gomez‚ R.‚ Ryan‚ T.‚ Norton‚ C.‚ Jones‚ C.‚ & Galán-Cisneros‚ P. (2015). While there does not be a blatant statement of the researcher’s hypothesis in this article‚ it seems the writers

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    Have you ever thought about how the food you’re about to eat was prepared? I know I rarely do‚ and many of us never pay any mind to what exactly is on our plate. David Foster Wallace’s essay will almost definitely make you ask yourself a few questions regarding meat consumption. His piece talks about the controversy behind killing lobsters and questions people’s general views on that matter‚ making his audience think about morality. After reading “Consider the Lobster” I couldn’t help but think

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