Sentences with phrase «responsibilities as a foster parent»

In terms of financial responsibilities as a foster parent, you would want to check with your local shelter.

What are my responsibilities as a foster parent?

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They simply believed that there responsibility as parents was not only to foster morals, ethics, and good character in their children but also to instruct them in the faith that they believed to be true.

Caseworker - Do you as the case worker know all of the duties and responsibilities placed on a foster parent?

Whereas adoption is a permanent situation where all the responsibilities and decisions relating to a child are taken by the adoptive parent (s), foster care is a more temporary situation that can be seen as a stepping stone to permanent adoption for a child.

Center for Advancement of Ethics and Character (Massachusetts) Boston University's CAEC serves as a resource for administrators, teachers and parents as they seek to fulfill their responsibilities as moral educators; fosters research initiatives and publications on moral and character education; educates teachers by providing an intellectual framework; and stimulates the national dialogue on moral education issues.

As a foster parent, it will be your responsibility to care for these pets humanely and follow all instructions given by HSP staff, the Foster Coordinator and the Behavior Department.

Whether you are the mother or father (through birth, adoption, or foster care), a grandparent, partner, family friend, aunt or uncle with parenting responsibilities, what you say and do in your role as a parent matters.

Parents have an important responsibility, as well as privilege, to foster spiritual and mental growth and health in their children...

Increase the amount of responsibility prospective foster parents and adoptive parents take in the decision - making process, as a foundation for the responsibility they will take after a child is placed in their home.

When teens in foster care become pregnant or become parents, the child welfare system must take responsibility for these youth and ensure that they understand the importance of maintaining their health, continuing their education, and effectively parenting their children, as well as, managing their relationships, including the other parent of the child and the important adults in their life.

I am sure that you can agree that there should be no penalty for taking on the responsibility of raising a child whose parents can not raise or have abandoned them, and that there should be full funding (just as for any other foster child) and societal support to acknowledge the great sacrifice we all benefit from when the kin of those children step up to the plate.