Pittsburgh As a Foster Mother a Concrete Community Study of Child Caring Method
Pittsburgh As a Foster Mother a Concrete Community Study of Child Caring Method
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0 a Of the 232 children discharged from institutions during the year, 24 could not be found at the time of the investigation.
Hazards of Discharged Children Moral Hazards. During the year of our inquiry, 232 of the 579 children studied were discharged; 158 of these went back to their own parents; 10 went to relatives; 20 were placed out in foster homes by the institutions; 1 1 were transferred to children's agencies other than those from which they had been discharged; seven went into boarding ...houses or working boys' homes; two had died; 24 could not be found. Thus 76 per cent of the discharged children who could be traced went to their own parents and their homes could be classified according to the method already em- ployed.
75 THE PITTSBURGH DISTRICT TABLE 14. — HOME INFLUENCES, PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND RE- SOURCES IN I4O FAMILIES IN WHICH CHILDREN WHO WERE DISCHARGED TO A PARENT OR PARENTS 3 WERE FOUND TO BE LIVING AT THE TIME OF THE INVESTIGATION Families, by Physical En- vironment and Resources Influences within Home Envi- ron- ment Favor- able, Re- sources Ade- quate Envi- ron- ment Favor- able, Re- sources Inade- quate Envi- ron- ment Un- favor- able, Re- sources Ade- quate Envi- ron- ment Un- favor- able, Re- sources Inade- quate All Families Number Per Cent Class I Parents who were adjudged self-respecting, conscious of parental responsibility, and solicitous of the future good of their children .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0 a Of the 232 children discharged from institutions during the year, 24 could not be found at the time of the investigation.
Hazards of Discharged Children Moral Hazards. During the year of our inquiry, 232 of the 579 children studied were discharged; 158 of these went back to their own parents; 10 went to relatives; 20 were placed out in foster homes by the institutions; 1 1 were transferred to children's agencies other than those from which they had been discharged; seven went into boarding ...houses or working boys' homes; two had died; 24 could not be found. Thus 76 per cent of the discharged children who could be traced went to their own parents and their homes could be classified according to the method already em- ployed.
75 THE PITTSBURGH DISTRICT TABLE 14. — HOME INFLUENCES, PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND RE- SOURCES IN I4O FAMILIES IN WHICH CHILDREN WHO WERE DISCHARGED TO A PARENT OR PARENTS 3 WERE FOUND TO BE LIVING AT THE TIME OF THE INVESTIGATION Families, by Physical En- vironment and Resources Influences within Home Envi- ron- ment Favor- able, Re- sources Ade- quate Envi- ron- ment Favor- able, Re- sources Inade- quate Envi- ron- ment Un- favor- able, Re- sources Ade- quate Envi- ron- ment Un- favor- able, Re- sources Inade- quate All Families Number Per Cent Class I Parents who were adjudged self-respecting, conscious of parental responsibility, and solicitous of the future good of their children .
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