3. Finding safe and loving homes

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Finding safe and loving homes

ABUSED CHILDREN ARE SLEEPING IN GOVERNMENT OFFICES, HOTELS AND CARS WAITING FOR A SAFE FAMILY.

114,000 children are waiting to be adopted.

Only one family is available for every two children in need.

More than half of children who enter foster care with siblings are separated.

Too many years in state care:

Maya finds her home at last.

Maya & Logan’s Story

How we are fixing it.

Thanks to the advocacy efforts of the Center for the Rights of Abused Children, 650,000 abused children have found their way to safety and loving families.

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“You can’t outsource love. There is no government program to fix this. You have to get in the game.”

Darcy Olsen

Founder and CEO of the Center for the Rights of Abused Children

The Center for the Rights of Abused Children Insights

Arizona Foster Care Safety Bill Protects Drug Exposed Infants

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33 Reforms to Help Kids in Foster Care

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Government Mismanagement Fails Another Child

114,000 children are waiting to be adopted.

How we are fixing it.

Family Search and Stability Act

Infants Adopted Within a Year

Streamlined Adoptions for Teens

Improved Child Welfare Oversights

Limit Court Delays and Continuances

“You can’t outsource love. There is no government program to fix this. You have to get in the game.”

Darcy Olsen

The Center for the Rights of Abused Children Insights

Arizona Foster Care Safety Bill Protects Drug Exposed Infants

33 Reforms to Help Kids in Foster Care

Government Mismanagement Fails Another Child