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    Foster Care Experience

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    Foster care is a system where a child is placed into a temporary or permanent home in order to provide proper care to children who need a home for a variety of reasons. For this cross cultural experience‚ I decided that it would be most beneficial to attend a foster child’s home and interview the direct source itself. Before this experience I expected the child to be living a completely different lifestyle from me. I also anticipated him to be severely influenced by all the changes in his life and

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    Child In Foster Care

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    to the youth‚ they are at the lowest of their life and they need all of the help they can get to turn their lives back into the right direction. The biggest reason for all of these negative outcomes would be placement instability. As a child in foster care‚ they are never ensured that they will live in one home. More often than not‚ youth are bounced through several different homes. Transitioning to many different homes brings the emotions of feeling unloved to an all time high. The more a

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    Foster care system

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    industrialized nations – losing on average between four and seven children every day to child abuse and neglect. 1‚ 2 he primary purpose of Foster Care service is to provide a safe temporary placement for children who can not remain safely in the home of their parent(s). The children are in the custody of the Department of Social Services by court order. The goal of foster care is to implement a plan for permanency for each child. The system was our soda can which was receiving the heat given off by the snack

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    Foster Care is designed as a temporary service that responds to crises in the lives of children and families‚ giving the help that they need to have a happier healthy life. Most children develop a positive relationship with their parents as they get older to become a better person and do the same thing; giving support to other children who are willing to be a part in your family‚ like they are your own. You can have a tremendous impact on a child in need by opening your home and your heart. Foster

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    Problems in Foster Care

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    By dictionary definition foster care is a noun meaning‚ “supervised care for delinquents or neglected children usually in an institution or substitute home” (dictionary.refernce). According to federal definition “foster care is twenty-four hour substitute care for children placed away from their parents or guardians and for whom the stat agency has placement and care responsibility.” This also includes placing them into foster families‚ foster homes of relatives‚ emergency shelters‚ group living

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    Foster Care Essay

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    Foster care started in the 1500’s because of the overwhelming number of children without parents and‚ therefore‚ homes. The biggest reason there were so many children without guardians was because this was a time when many people had to resort to indentured servitude to survive. There were also many more people dying from now-preventable or now-curable diseases‚ and when parents died‚ their kids would join the other orphans in the streets. The number of children on the streets was a problem for many

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    LITERATURE REVIEW ON END-OF-LIFE CARE Ever John N. Laingo‚ RN‚ MAN INTRODUCTION Death‚ the ultimate outcome of life‚ “an inevitable‚ unequivocal‚ and universal experience” (Eliopoulos‚ 1993) is at once a fact and a profound mystery. Caring for a dying patient is an essential part of every nurse’s duty‚ but it is already an established fact that caregivers often have difficulties in dealing with such experience. Nurses look at death as failure and therefore shy away from those dying patients whom

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    Foster Care In Adults

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    be about the affects of foster care in adults. I was thinking about this topic because many of my friends‚ who are now adults‚ have been adopted or in foster care at some point in their lives. And many of them are struggling. A few have inadequate living conditions or are living on the streets. Another is struggling to stay in school. And a couple are on drugs. I wanted to know if these hardships were related in any way to that fact that all of them have been in foster care. I then wanted to know

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    “More than half a million children are in foster care in the United States today—roughly double the number who were in foster care in the mid-1980s‚ according to the Child Welfare League of America (Nakyanzi).” Kids being placed into foster care are kids who have been abused and neglected by their own loved ones‚ and instead of helping the kids mend the broken family‚ they pull them apart by sending the kids to foster home after foster home. Foster care was meant to help and protect kids from abuse

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    Literature Review

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    Literature Review Preterm preterm labor can lead to short and long term health issues for the mother and her infant such as immune system complications‚ which protects the uterus from infections (Smith‚ et al.‚ 2011). Although studies are have been inconclusive on how stress effects preterm delivery‚ studies have shown that stress-related hormones play a role in preterm labors‚ as well as other health complications for the mother and child. During pregnancy‚ the body releases

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