The phrase "a new foster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a new foster child or a new foster home in the context of foster care.
Example: "After months of waiting, we finally welcomed a new foster into our home."
Alternatives: "a new placement" or "a new foster child".
The story follows "city kid" Ricky who moves in with a new foster family in the New Zealand countryside, before tragedy strikes and he goes on the run with Uncle Hec.
He said he learned he was entitled to a bicycle when he went to a new foster home.
He said American officials had refused Russia's repeated appeals for access to a Russian-born boy who had been placed with a new foster family in Florida after his adoptive parents were prosecuted for child abuse.
But there's also tension and conflict, especially when a new foster teenager comes in, "wearing the hard face of rebellion and the ineffable scent of freedom and the streets that the other kids used to know".
Things soon settle into an easy, everyday groove when Billy moves into a new foster home, a sprawl populated by kids (Jack Dylan Grazer, among them) who are generally cute instead of cutesy.
In The Dare Game, she finally gets herself a new foster carer, but in the TV series she ends up back in the children's home, a theme repeated commonly for children in care.
Gandhi's team is now simplifying the rules, setting an online application tracking system, shedding excessive bureaucratic caution and launching a new foster-care programme.
Tremendous public support was generated for creating a new foster-care system.
In 2009, she was assigned to yet another foster home, in Oakland, and she and her new foster mother, a grandmotherly type named Ethel Holmes, found a way to coexist without door-slamming fights.
On the first Mother's Day that rolled around – less than four months after she died – they pressured me into giving my new foster mother a card.
It has added urgency to a campaign recruiting volunteers for new foster respite care roles in the region.
