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Decriminalizing Foster Care: Shifting Focus to Rehabilitation Over Punishment

October 5, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Education / SC Foster Parent / Child welfare, Foster care, Foster Child, foster children, Statistics, Supporting Safe and Stable Homes for Children, teens, Trauma-informed care Child abuse and neglect, Youth incarceration

Decriminalizing Foster Care: Shifting Focus to Rehabilitation Over Punishment. The foster care system plays a vital role in providing a […]

Decriminalizing Foster Care: The Vital Importance of Child Welfare Reform

October 3, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Education / SC Foster Parent / AAPediatrics on foster care, Child welfare reform, Child welfare system, Children in foster care, Decriminalizing foster care, Family preservation, Foster care reform, Foster care system, Parental support, Resource allocation, Stigma in foster care, support for foster parents

Foster care is like a big support system for kids who have had tough times at home, maybe because their

Decriminalizing Foster Care: A Step Towards a Brighter Future for Vulnerable Children

October 1, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Need to know / SC Foster Parent / Child welfare, Foster care, Foster Child, foster children, Statistics, Supporting Safe and Stable Homes for Children, teens, Youth incarceration

I believe this subject is extremely important and common sense, but so few people believe in implementation. There will be

Why You Should Avoid Saying “This is My Foster Child” When Introducing a New Child

September 11, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Empower / SC Foster Parent / Adoption advice, Belonging and identity, Building family connections, Child adoption tips, Child identity development, Child well-being, Family dynamics, Foster child introduction, Fostering inclusivity, Introducing new child, Language impact on children, Self-esteem development

“Why Avoid Saying ‘This is My Foster Child’ When Introducing a New Child. Introducing a new child into your life,

Unaccompanied Minors and South Carolina’s Foster Care System: A Closer Look

September 6, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Need to know / SC Foster Parent / Child Welfare in South Carolina, Community Support for Foster Care, Cultural Sensitivity in Foster Care, Education for Immigrant Minors, Immigration and Foster Care, Legal Assistance for Unaccompanied Minors, South Carolina Foster Care, Specialized Services for Minors, Unaccompanied Minors, Unaccompanied Minors in the U.S., Unaccompanied Minors' Challenges, Vulnerable Youth Support

Unaccompanied Minors and South Carolina’s Foster Care System: A Closer Look. In recent years, the issue of unaccompanied minors navigating

Streamlining Cross-Agency Coordination in Child Welfare: Overcoming Challenges

September 1, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Requirements / SC Foster Parent / Challenges in child welfare, Child welfare collaboration, Child welfare protocols, Child welfare system challenges, Collaborative case conferencing, Coordination among child welfare agencies, Cross-agency coordination, Data-driven decision-making, Enhancing child welfare coordination, Improving communication in child welfare, Integrated information systems, Interagency cooperation

Streamlining Cross-Agency Coordination in Child Welfare: Overcoming Challenges

Demystifying the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) and its Vital Role in Foster Care and Adoption

September 1, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Licensing / SC Foster Parent

Demystifying the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) and its Vital Role in Foster Care and Adoption. In the realm of

Understanding ICWA in Foster Care and Adoption

September 1, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Empower / SC Foster Parent / Active engagement in cultural heritage, Balancing cultural roots, Child welfare and adoption, Community-driven decision-making, Cultural heritage preservation, Empowering tribal authorities, ICWA cultural heritage protection, Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), Language preservation in Native communities, Measurable success of ICWA, Native American communities, Native American cultural identity, Native American traditions

Understanding ICWA in Foster Care and Adoption. In the realm of child welfare and adoption, the Indian Child Welfare Act

Navigating Challenges: The Unmet Needs of Children with Disabilities and Youth Aging Out of Foster Care

August 18, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Need to know / SC Foster Parent

Navigating Challenges: The Unmet Needs of Children with Disabilities and Youth Aging Out of Foster Care. In a world striving

Common Misconceptions About Foster Care: Debunking the Myths

August 16, 2023 / Leave a Comment / Need to know / SC Foster Parent / Challenges in foster care system, Children in foster care, Children's well-being in foster care, Compassionate society foster care, Debunking foster care myths, Dismantling foster care stigma, Empathy for foster parents, Foster care misconceptions, Foster care realities, Fostering informed and compassionate communities, Importance of family reunification, Support for foster families, Understanding foster care

Common Misconceptions About Foster Care: Debunking the Myths. Foster care is a vital system that provides temporary homes for children

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