The family friend would need to apply for guardianship, or go through the training to be a foster family.
yes
I think this depends on if the foster parents would take your friend back or not. If your friend moved out of the friends house she would have to by law move in with another foster family because she isn't a legal adult. I think that is the way it goes unless your friend got emancipated from the foster care system and can live on her own.
No, if you have family that are able to take care of you, you can live there. But if you don't, you can live with other relatives or friends of the family.
Foster care is when you live with a family that is not yours. You are placed in their home and made to feel like their family.
It can be relatives or friend of the family if they are found fit by the court or a foster family if there are no relatives.
Foster parents, are people, other than a kid's parents, who give a kid a safe place to live and grow. Foster parents take kids into their homes and take care of them for as long as kids need. Together, they become a foster family.
No. If there are no other family members who can or want to take them you can apply for foster care.
To give children who were abused or neglected a place to live, a family, and someone to take care of them. BUT they dont always get any better than they had.
First of all report the abusive one to services 2nd of all you can live anywhere as long as you have your parent 3rd of all foster care is only of no one wants to take care of you so yea you can live at your friends house with your legal parent
Barry Foster and his family live in the Dallas, TX area.
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Yes, Spain has a foster care system designed to provide temporary care for children who cannot live with their biological families. The system includes various types of foster care, such as kinship care, where relatives take in the child, and non-relative or professional foster care. Each autonomous community in Spain has its own regulations and procedures for foster care, aiming to ensure the child's welfare and stability. The system emphasizes family-like environments to support children's emotional and developmental needs.