Foster children differ from children in a stable home in many different ways. Some have more success than others and they all have a difficult time with being moved to different Foster homes. Children have different reasons why they are put in the Foster Care System, and their success rates vary depending on how the child and the Foster parents are determined to help them be on the right track in life. They all are very different but all have two things in common they all want a family and they all want to be loved as they grow up.
Children are admitted into the Foster System for multiple reasons. The main ones are neglect or some sort of abuse in their home. Some other reasons are parental drug or alcohol abuse, a death of a parent, abandonment,
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(Statistics) Many children just don't have the will to succeed, they don't have anyone to make sure they are doing well in school and in other thing. they don't have the support of parents to feel like they are going to do good things in their life. But many children will grow up and have their own children way to early and that child has a high chance of being treated just like their parent was and maybe even end up in foster care just like its Mother or Father. There is an 84 percent chance that this will happen.
The children that have aged the Foster care, this means they are an adult and care be out on their own even though many of them are not ready to face the world alone. 51 percent of these children are unemployed, 30 percent don't have health insurance. A few of them have of will be homeless at one point in their live, there is 25 percent of the they children who have aged they Foster Care will experience being homeless. (Statistics) They have no will, no drive to succeed and make a better life for themselves. Most just slip through the cracks in order to live, but never try to do any better for