Topic: Foster care brings more harm than good
a study comparing more than 22,000 former foster children with their age-matched peers found that the former group had  higher risk of  suicide attempts, risk of psychiatric disorders, and excess risks for psychosis and depression
abuse and bullying are rife among foster children
it does not provide stability just temporary solutions
According to multiple studies, children who go through the foster care system are more likely to deal with mental health issues and disorders than their peers.
an independent review by the prison reform trust says children aged 10 to 17 in care are more than five times as likely to be in trouble with the law than others.
An MIT study has found that on average, abused children still do better when left in biological homes
An outcome study of 659 former foster children found that 20% were doing well as adults, but 54% had one or more mental health problems, 22% had experienced homelessness, and only 2% had graduated from college
an upbringing with parents rather than an orphanage leads to children who are better socially adapted
another positive within the foster care system is the environmental change.
As concluded by the California-based Little Hoover Commission (1992) regarding children placed in Foster Care children can come to harmand even die while supposedly under the protection of foster care
as it is a temporary care it might be difficult for children to separate after they bonded with their foster parents
Because foster care is decentralized, it makes oversight for childcare more difficult, and often leads to children living in abusive households or in poor living conditions.
Because Foster families are rarely permanent homes, children taken in spend only short bursts of times with the families. The lack of stability is especially for children and teenagers because they are developing emotionally and mentally.
because is care and pure that foster care brings more harm than good
Because there is no oversight abusive foster care families are rarely caught, which means they propagate abuse against tens of childrens.
being moved from home to home can be damaging for a child
being placed in a foster home gives the child a chance at finding permanent adoptive parents.
being placed with strangers can be traumatic
bureaucratic red tape makes it difficult to track abusive foster parents
can also prove to be a beneficial system as it provides shelter to the orphans
child abuse is proportionately greater in foster homes.
children are better off in foster care than on the streets or in juvenile detention
children are much better off in a family environment where they can be loved and receive personalized attention rather than being left to fend for themselves in an institution.
children are not able to form bonds and are often abused during foster care.
children can be neglected because they are not guaranteed enough one on one interaction
children can be shuffled around from home to home and receive no stability.