Some considerations on applicants for foster care program
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Foster care, socio-demographic profile, adaptation to the environmentAbstract
The recruitment of new families forming part of the foster care program is one of the biggest challenges for organizations engaged in this social field. This study examines several variables that allow for some considerations of those seeking to enter the foster care program.
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