Sentence examples for a private foster from inspiring English sources

Advocates for immigrants accused a private foster care agency of turning a Mexican mother of two toddlers, and her own parents, over to the local authorities to be deported.

Despite Barker's record of violence, Vanclief was placed with Barker by United Care, a private foster care agency.

A decade ago, a team of Los Angeles County auditors delivered a damning assessment of Teens Happy Homes, a private foster care agency responsible for hundreds of children.

Dexter, a private foster carer with five children, said: "I still to this day can't believe it was me who said those things.

In 2010, Vanclief was killed by Kiana Barker, a foster mother certified by a private foster family agency, and her remains were buried in an unmarked grave in Carson.

The Times has reported on a convicted forger who mishandled tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars as the chief executive of a private foster care agency, a convicted thief who later murdered a foster child and a woman convicted of fraud who later caused debilitating burns to a girl in her care.

City child welfare officials said yesterday that they had completed an unsparing performance evaluation of all private foster home programs and vowed to send fewer children to the worst performing ones.

The Wilders' story was not about private proselytism with federal and state funds; it was about the inability of New York City to place children, black or white, exhibiting sociopathic behavior in any private foster care agency, religious or nonsectarian, or in a private family home, on a long-term basis.

New York — which has long had a higher proportion of teenagers in institutional settings than other large cities, according to John B. Mattingly, commissioner of the Administration for Children's Services — is among several places nationwide prioritizing a push toward private foster homes.

The boy has been in the custody of the child welfare system ever since, moving through an array of diagnostic centers and private foster care agencies with city contracts.

For two decades, private foster agencies approved Chatmon, a high school dropout who had been placed in a mental hospital three times.