The Senate resolution affirms that child safety, well-being, and stability should guide adoption and foster care decisions. It encourages governments to support family preservation and safe reunification, train and support caregivers, improve oversight, and help young people leaving foster care access education, jobs, housing, mental health services, and mentors.
The resolution encourages government agencies to strengthen foster care and adoption programs. It does not establish a specific service or change for individuals in the text provided.
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The resolution states that children and young adults in foster care should receive compassionate care, stable relationships, and support as they move toward adulthood.
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