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New report sheds light on experiences of young people leaving out-of-home care
Taya remembers the day when she was first put into out-of-home care.
After being bounced from home to home with her sister — at the tender age of six she finally found a stable foster placement — one that would be her home until she turned 18.
“I was like, cool, we are fine with that,”…
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