The Foster Care Bill of Rights

The Foster Care Bill of Rights is a set of legal protections ensuring that children in foster care are treated with dignity, respect, and fairness. It guarantees their right to safety, proper care, and to be heard in decisions affecting them. It also assures they understand their rights, have access to education and healthcare, and are supported through their placement process. The Bill of Rights aims to promote stability, respect, and positive outcomes for foster children, recognizing their unique needs and importance as individuals during a challenging time.