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MN Foster Care During COVID

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Fewer children are entering the foster care system during the pandemic.

This is not because there is less child abuse and trauma.

Families are more stressed than before COVID.

Drug and alcohol use, domestic violence and child abuse are up because of this.

The following information is gathered from local MN news sources over the last 60 days.

These are MN foster care stories and statistics during COVID.

The need for more loving families for these children is growing.

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On an average day, over 9000 children are in foster care in MN.

Protecting at risk children during COVID

900 MN children waiting for a forever family

Group Foster Home workers forced to work after being tested positive for COVID.

Wright County needs Foster Homes (crisis nurseries)

Duluth Therapeutic foster care information sessions

Social worker training in federal Native American welfare laws

Aging out of foster care during COVID

St Joe’s Home for children closing

A growing need for foster families

A child’s death in foster care

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