Children who have been placed in the State's or county's legal custody because their biological parents have been abusive, neglectful, or for some reason unable to care for their child or children.
A child who has been placed in a state-approved and licensed home charged with the baord and care of that child. A child may be placed in foster care due to abandonment, death, abuse or neglect.
Children who have been placed in the custody of the state or county because their birth parents were deemed abusive, neglectful, or otherwise unable to care for them.
Children placed in the state's legal custody because their parents were deemed unfit to care for them. Reasons include: abuse, neglect, or inability to care for the children.
children placed in the state’s legal custody because their birth parents were deemed abusive, neglectful, or otherwise unable to care for them. While under state care, such children often live with foster parents or in group homes.
children who have been placed in the state’s custody because their birth parents were deemed abusive, neglectful, or otherwise unable to care for them. While under state care, such children often live in foster homes or group homes.