We find that expansion of EITC decreased foster care entry rates by 7.43% per year in states with a state-level EITC, relative to those without. In models that separately examine foster care entry rates by age of the child, we find that the ARRA2009 had different effects on foster care ...
Noun1.foster care- supervised care for delinquent or neglected children usually in an institution or substitute home guardianship,tutelage,care,charge- attention and management implying responsibility for safety; "he is in the care of a bodyguard" ...
Dating violence in adolescence is a serious public health issue due to its significant impact on mental health and its significant predictive value for intimate partner violence in adulthood. Universal and selective programs can contribute to the prevent
Continued Congregate Care in Oregon Oregon is one state that is struggling to move beyond congregate housing. After an audit and a lawsuit headed by the nonprofit A Better Childhood, the state has come under fire for their treatment of foster youth. According toReuters, the lawsuit has been fi...
“We don’t want supervisors. We want people to parent. We had created this artificial relationship where you had state-sanctioned individuals in a home acting like a jailer.” Now, there is a push for “normalcy.” Normalcy is a standard of care that enables foster youth to share in ...
Controlled evaluations have provided support for the clinical effectiveness of TFCO over the past several decades. Previous studies have demonstrated the benefits of TFCO versus group care-as-usual in terms of decreases in DBD-related outcomes such as arrest rates, number days in detention centers, ...
Presents an update on foster care in Australia as of March 2003. Problems surrounding the Victorian foster care system; Budget allocated by the Queensland State Government on foster carers in 2003; Program started by Anglicare aimed at reducing disruption for foster children in South Australia.年份...
Foster Care Dynamics 1983-1994: An Update from the Multistate Foster Care Data Archive Approximately 10 to 15 percent of foster children leave care to adoption, with children entering care in infancy much more likely than others to be ... FH Wulczyn,AW Harden,RM Goerge - 《Case Studies》...
These children in foster care have disproportionately high rates of physical, developmental, and mental health problems (Issues). Most of these troubles are caused by the lack of attachment to the foster parents. With the shortage of time at a new house, these children do not bond with the ...
Beginning in 2006, Sacramento County implemented multiple child welfare practices and policies to reduce high rates of foster care entries (e.g., early intervention family drug courts, differential response, team decision-making, a family-centered approach to safety and risk assessment). Those ...