Sharing & Caring
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• Social service agencies are so understaffed and the workloads so heavy that direct service workers are totally occupied working with the child in the foster family, whom they are expected to serve well, and have little opportunity to work with the natural parents.
• Many children who are placed with a foster family could be maintained in their own homes if the protec- tive and emergency services necessary were readily available.
• Less than 30 percent of the ch...ildren and social service staff have meaningful contact with the natural parents.
• The average length of placement of a foster child in care on any one day is approximately five years, and the average foster child's age is about 10 years old.
• From 50 percent to 85 percent of the children in foster family care on any one day will probably con- tinue to grow up in a foster family.
• A study in one State showed that 67 percent of foster children in care on one day had been in place- ment between four and eight years; 83 percent had never been returned to their natural home even for trial periods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here Eire some of the findings.
• Social service agencies are so understaffed and the workloads so heavy that direct service workers are totally occupied working with the child in the foster family, whom they are expected to serve well, and have little opportunity to work with the natural parents.
• Many children who are placed with a foster family could be maintained in their own homes if the protec- tive and emergency services necessary were readily available.
• Less than 30 percent of the ch...ildren and social service staff have meaningful contact with the natural parents.
• The average length of placement of a foster child in care on any one day is approximately five years, and the average foster child's age is about 10 years old.
• From 50 percent to 85 percent of the children in foster family care on any one day will probably con- tinue to grow up in a foster family.
• A study in one State showed that 67 percent of foster children in care on one day had been in place- ment between four and eight years; 83 percent had never been returned to their natural home even for trial periods.
What to read after Sharing & Caring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Children's Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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