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When a child is in foster care does the support to the fosterers, financial and otherwise, stop abruptly when their ward reaches a certain age?
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this might answer your question http:// www. fosterline. info/ leaving- foster- care/
11:52 Wed 23rd Sep 2015
sandyRoe - //If the support and funding stopped at age 18, say, wouldn't there be an incentive to show the youngster the door?//
If you regard your foster child purely as a cash cow, then yes.
Hopefully the vetting system weeds out such people, and foster families have enough emotion and love and care invested in their relationship that would mean that their family member is not required to vacate the premises on attaining the age of majority.
If you regard your foster child purely as a cash cow, then yes.
Hopefully the vetting system weeds out such people, and foster families have enough emotion and love and care invested in their relationship that would mean that their family member is not required to vacate the premises on attaining the age of majority.
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