Topic: Foster care brings more harm than good
Foster care provides an excuse for the government not to invest more into orphanages, which means kids stuck in orphanages (the majority even with foster care) get stuck with outdated facilities and poor oversight.
foster care provides an opportunity for children from rough backgrounds to connect with good mentors.
foster care provides children a family setting, one that they so desperately need in order to become a positive influence on society.
foster care provides children with a family, albeit usually for the short term.
foster care provides children with a safe home as an alternative to group housing
Foster care provides children with loving home environments to grow up instead of a sterile, regimented group home.
foster care provides children with much-needed stability and security, and foster parents do an excellent job of bringing these children up in a family environment
foster care provides essential, stable homes for millions of people who would otherwise not have one.
Foster care provides homes for children that have nowhere else to go.
foster care provides kids in need with a stable home environment
foster care provides loving homes for children being raised in the system.
foster care provides loving homes for children, while their birth parents get their act together.
foster care provides many with a second chance at a decent life
foster care provides much needed home care for needy children who would otherwise be in children's homes.
foster care provides parents and children a rewarding opportunity to connect.
foster care provides real supportive environment for children
foster care provides temporary shelter for children who would otherwise be on the streets.
foster care provides the care, the love children were missing by connecting them to greats and loving parents who just want to show their love
foster care puts already vulnerable kids in to the hands of those who might abuse them further.
Foster care reduces the burden of the adoption system which is already chronically underfunded.
foster care reduces the burden on government institutions designed to deal with those that need these services and gives wards a more personal level of care.
foster care removes children from their birth parents
foster care separates siblings and does not always find a good match.
Foster care sets kids up for failure by putting them with families who have no vested interest in their academic and professional success.
foster care simply transfers kids from home to home and robs them of crucial stability in their formative years.
foster care strips kids of a sense of stability
foster care supports an environment for child abuse.
Foster Care system has problems, but these problems will persist in any system that'll come to replace it. We risk to waste loads of taxpayer money to end up dealing with the same problems as today.
Foster Care system is poorly supervised, thus exposing children to mistreatment and abuse.
foster care systems are often poorly supervised and allow vulnerable kids to receive continued abuse and neglect.