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After Crises, Foster Care Redesign Takes Root

Following years of crises that have plagued foster care in Texas, a Fort Worth nonprofit is in charge of the latest effort to remodel the state's foster care system.

by Doualy Xaykaothao, KERA News

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Credit: David Garzon

Following years of crises that have plagued foster care in Texas, a Fort Worth nonprofit is in charge of the latest effort to remodel the state's foster care system. This is Part 1 of KERA's Remaking Foster Care series.

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Doualy Xaykaothao

KERA NEWS

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