Sentence examples for foster care center from inspiring English sources

On Feb. 6, Cleveland ran away from his foster care center in New Orleans and took a bus to Mississippi.

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.

The week before they abducted their eight children from a foster care center in Queens, Nephra and Shanel Payne stocked up at Costco on supplies and dry goods, like diapers and infant formula for Nefertiti, their 11-month-old daughter, graham crackers and her favorite drink, pear juice.

The week before they abducted their eight children from a foster care center in Queens, Nephra and Shanel Payne stocked up at Costco on supplies and dry goods, like graham crackers, diapers and infant formula for Nefertiti, their 11-month-old daughter.

A total of 350 children have been taken to that specific foster care center in the last two months, the mayor said.

After visiting the foster care center himself, De Blasio said in a second press conference Wednesday afternoon that officials told him that many children arrive at the center with lice, bedbugs, chicken pox and other "contagious situations".

The school expansion will occupy property next door to the mosque on West 116th Street, the foster-care center will be on West 115th Street, and both will be physically linked to the house of worship.

It readily found space when it recently embarked on a two-year-project to increase the size of its Clara Mohammed School and to open a foster-care center that will house not only children but also families seeking to adopt them.

"Not only was the program too expensive but contemporary child care practice encourages community-based facilities," said Jane Barowitz, communications director for the Jewish Child Care Association, contrasting the East Side building with the agency's new foster-care center at Bergen Avenue and 149th Street in the Bronx.

Alix Jason, who works at a residential foster-care center, expressed similar concerns.

His mother retired as a reading teacher at Hillsides, a nonprofit foster care and treatment center in Pasadena.