The phrase "at a foster" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a foster home or foster care context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "She was placed at a foster home after her parents could no longer care for her."
Alternatives: "in foster care" or "at a foster home".
The girl was 16 and staying at a foster home when she was attacked in July, the authorities say.
Pancho assaulted another boy at a foster home, and the caseworker tells him he is lucky he's not headed for a juvenile detention center.
Mr. Han has been visiting them at a foster home on a court-approved schedule, and Mr. Goldman said he was seeking to regain full custody.
That pain has been so severe and so persistent that Ms. Lynch had to quit her job as an administrative assistant at a foster care agency.
During a supervised visit at a foster care center in Forest Hills, Queens, Ms. Nadal took the children inside to use a vending machine, then slipped down the stairs and out the back, the police said.
Mr. Lee, 36, a native of South Korea who left his job at a foster care agency to become a salsa instructor, wore a T-shirt bearing the name that was on everybody's lips: Cruuuuuuuz.
He was involved in the Second Mile, the charity for troubled youth where, prosecutors said, Jerry Sandusky found his victims, and then, at about age 11, went to live with the Sanduskys, at first as a foster child.
For the past 19 years, Willie Piper has served as a Foster Grandparent at the Travis County Juvenile Detention Center in Austin, Texas.
"Short Term 12," about a young supervisor at a foster-care facility, was written and directed by Destin Daniel Cretton.
In 1977, he married Denise St. Hill — they had met as young children and reconnected by chance at a party — just as he started working at a foster-care agency in Manhattan as part of a master's program in social work.
Kathi Legare got married at 19 and became a foster parent at 20.
