Sentence examples for foster populations from inspiring English sources

While foster populations in cities rose because of crack in the 1990's, methamphetamine is mostly a rural phenomenon and its orphans have arrived in areas without social service networks.

In addition, they have a significant impact on the environment and foster population dispersal.

While older foster carers are just as valuable to the profession, the ageing fostering population is a problem, says Helen Clarke, development worker at the Fostering Network.

Foster care populations in the cities were bloated, in part as a result of the crack epidemic of the 1980's.

Future research should take explicit account of substitute care contexts in designing and carrying out studies examining the adult outcomes of aging out foster care populations.

Six states — Alaska, Georgia, Indiana, Minnesota, Montana and New Hampshire — saw more than a 50percentt jump in their foster care populations during that same period.

The relationship is strongest with the minimum temperatures, suggesting that prolonged warm periods (whereby temperatures rarely drop below 18°C) foster vector population growth, faster virus amplification in the larger population, and increased vector feeding and human host contact, leading to increases in human infections.

The 6% increase in the Hispanic foster youth population was much lower than the 40% increase in the overall Hispanic child population, and 2.

The foster care population was at 43,000 when Mr. Scoppetta took office, declining from its 1991 peak of 49,100.

The average age of the foster care population is 10 ½, while those in institutional care average 16.

Black children make up 32% of the foster care population, but just 16% of adoptees (including domestic and international adoptions).