Sentences with phrase «moving from foster home»

It's an odd question to pose as a marketing hook, but the premise — what if Carrie was a nine - year - old orphan, moving from foster home to foster home?

Therapy won't be effective if a child continues moving from foster home to foster home or if he continues living in a residential setting with inconsistent caregivers.

The story will follow the titular «wisecracking, gum - chewing 12 - year - old, who is moved from foster home to foster home, outwitting them all.

She's been moved from foster home to foster home over the years, and her eternal optimism flies in the face of reality, but things look up when she bumps into a very important man.

White Oleander, based on the novel by Janet Fitch, details the hellish experiences of Astrid Magnussen as she moves from foster home to foster home after the incarceration of her mother.

Odie has successfully moved from his foster home, into a loving forever home.

Not exact matches

We are currently fostering Mabel — a rescue dog from Cyrpus who needed a temporary home before moving in with her forever family.

Wendy's Wonderful kids is a signature program of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption that combines the fundraising of Wendy's and its customers, aggressive grants management of the Foundation, and the talent of experienced adoption professionals throughout the nation and in Canada to move children from foster care into permanent, loving adoptive homes.

There are approximately 20,000 boys and girls in Los Angeles County Foster Care, and children are constantly in flux: entering the system, awaiting placement, shifting from one placement to another, transitioning back to biological families, and moving to the homes of relatives, foster, and adoptive families.

This includes being neglected in a particular social group, growing up in orphanages, moving among multiple foster homes, being forcefully removed from a neglectful home and transferring schools from time to time.

There's a genuinely delicate way in which writer / director Taika Waititi builds the relationship between the boy and his foster mother — the gradual move from Ricky's silence to becoming comfortable in everyday conversation, his first - night decision to run away from his new home becoming something a good - night joke between the two, a birthday celebration (which Ricky realizes, without a trace of bitterness, is his first) at which Bella serenades the now - teenager with her tiny electronic keyboard.

Among those who enrolled in the spring — some just weeks before the school year ended — were a 17 - year - old from Guatemala returning to classes for the first time since he was in sixth grade, a ninth - grader who left a nearby charter school after she was caught with marijuana, and an 18 - year - old who dropped out of Southeast Washington's Ballou High earlier in the year after moving into a group foster home in Northwest Washington.

At Roosevelt, the newcomers included a 17 - year - old from Guatemala who was in school for the first time since 6th grade, a 9th - grader who had left a charter after she was caught with marijuana, and an 18 - year - old who had dropped out of another DCPS high school after moving into a group foster home near Roosevelt.

After being moved from one foster home to another, 11 - year - old Rayona Taylor learns the importance of family when she's finally sent to live with relatives she doesn't know in Kentucky.

A small rescue in Japan reached out to us asking if we would be able to help and take in a female frenchie who was in a high kill shelter - so we started communication with them and they moved her from into a short term foster home in Japan while...

Our Transportation volunteers use their own vehicles to move dogs from the shelters to veterinarians and from there to the foster homes.

«When we clear a dog for transfer,» says Jennifer Miller, President of FOTAS, «we move it as quickly as possible to a foster home where they can de-compress from shelter life with lots of attention, exercise and rest.

From the Foster: Jax has recently moved foster homes and we will update when we know more about him!

Local rescue groups, such as Lost Dog and Cat Rescue and 4Paws cat rescue in the Washington, D.C., area, move as many pets as they can from shelters into foster homes before they are put to sleep.

Canines needing to recover from medical procedures or waiting to meet foster families are housed at our adoption center until they are adopted or have moved into a foster home.

We do ask that our adopters wait several weeks before making this determination since moving a dog from their foster home to their adopted home is always an anxiety - provoking experience for them and they need time to adjust.

Their reasons for ending up in a shelter or foster home vary dramatically: some were lost, some were born homeless, some were rescued from abuse and some were turned in because an owner developed allergies, had to move, passed away, could no longer afford to care for their pet or whose lifestyle was a mismatch with an animal's needs.

It's essential that foster parents understand that shelter animals may be stressed and moving an animal from the shelter to the foster home is also very stressful and emotional.

Helping the animals move from the shelter into forever homes, foster homes, and no - kill animal rescues.

Dogs are adopted directly from foster homes and solely housed in this manner and move to new homes through adoption meetings held at our Studio, events and / or partnering pet stores.

Since Ginger's move from her initial foster home, she has settled in nicely with her Shar - Pei sister so should do fine in a home with other dogs.

This prompted a move to a short - term foster home, where they were medicated and had space to recover away from the rest of our cat population.

ALDF attorney member Pamela Frasch did extensive legal research and drafted the «Kittles Bill,» which elevated aggravated animal abuse from a misdemeanor to a felony and allowed shelters to provide veterinary care to impounded animals and to move them from temporary shelters to foster homes.

Even if pets are housed in foster homes, keeping them there longer than necessary is also a drain on the organization, and prevents it from being able to move at - risk pets into those foster homes.

Our services provide veterinary care to many animals and we often have to move pets from one home to another in foster and adoption situations.

That's when they moved into foster homes where dedicated attention from foster parents and confident feline role models could make an impact.

Rescued dogs have gone through many transitions, moving from an original home to a shelter, to a foster home, to another new home with you, the adopter.

Polar has now moved from his temporary foster home to his regular foster home.

The Petco Foundation grant for the new placement vehicle is helping AC&C move more animals from AC&C shelters to foster homes as well as to New Hope partners.

Despite his disability and the trauma of moving from the home he knew to his foster home, Moe is a sweet mush who likes nothing more then either playing with his foster brother or snuggling next to his foster dad.

Whether you are adopting, fostering, or showering our babies with donations, support from the community is what enables us to continue to move upward in our mission to give every kitten that enters the shelter an opportunity to find a happy, loving home.

The most common is to get rescues to their approved forever homes, but they are also to move them into a foster home from a shelter or owner surrender and sometimes they are moved between foster homes.

Our Cold Case Project has helped move hundreds of children from foster care into permanent homes where they are loved and supported.

As a consequence police and social services visited the foster carers, informed them of the concerns about pornography, removed all computers from the house and moved A to another foster home.

Of those remaining in care, many spend the majority of their lives in foster care drift, moving from one home to the next without ever securing a permanent home (44).

Includes our new five hour interactive training course, six hours of video training, downloadable audio recordings of the video presentation for playing on your iPod or MP3 player, a beautifully illustrated color workbook, a copy of the popular The Great Behavior Breakdown (an excellent manual for parenting any children — biological, adopted or foster care), a copy of the book From Fear to Love: Parenting Difficult Adopted Children, an audio CD with Bryan Post offering his guidance on how best to make the necessary changes in your parenting approach to help your child move past the disturbing and frustrating behaviors, and a copy of Going Home Trouble Shooting Guide with summary points that can be easily read any time that you find yourself struggling.

Similarly, the disruptions of moving into and out of hospitals, foster homes, and residential treatment facilities will disrupt learning and interfere with success at school, which has consequences not only for special education but also for delinquency.20 In this vein, research has found that removal from the home and multiple placements occasioned by spending time in foster care are also associated with increased criminal activity.21

Children in foster care are more likely than children and youth who are not involved in child welfare to have been exposed to trauma, more likely to have changed schools, more likely to have moved from one home to another, and less likely to have access to comprehensive assessments.

When children move through multiple homes, from group homes to foster care, their survival instincts kick in.

This includes being neglected in a particular social group, growing up in orphanages, moving among multiple foster homes, being forcefully removed from a neglectful home and transferring schools from time to time.

The most common causes of attachment disorder are abuse, neglect, multiple out - of - home placements (such as moves within the foster - care system), and other prolonged separations from their primary attachment figure (commonly because of hospitalization, imprisonment and postpartum depression).

This study examines whether placement changes (i.e., moving between foster homes or from a foster home to a permanent placement) were associated with more blunted daily cortisol rhythms and whether a caregiver - based intervention exerted a protective effect in this context.

In foster care, they often bounce from foster home to foster home as one well - meaning foster parent after another gives up because of the severity of the child's behavior problems; each move exacerbates the condition.