Change: the placement. Back to Foster Care[4] s101 (custody) or s110 (guardianship) CYPF Act;[5] s139 (temporary care agreement) or ss 140 and 141 (extended care agreement) CYPF Act[6] s238(1)(d) CYPF Act[7] s129(1) CYPF Act[8] s140(2) CYPF Act.[9] s5(d) CYPF Act[10] s144(1) CYPF Act   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 348)

Change:  on the placement.[4] s101 (custody) or s110 (guardianship) CYPF Act;[5] s139 (temporary care agreement) or ss 140 and 141 (extended care agreement) CYPF Act[6] s238(1)(d) CYPF Act[7] s129(1) CYPF Act[8] s140(2) CYPF Act.[9] s5(d) CYPF Act[10] s144(1) CYPF Act[   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 344)

Change: There are different ways in which children enter foster care. Sometimes their parents or family make a private arrangement with a family friend or neighbour. More often, a child is placed in foster care because:A Family Court judge has decided that they are in need of care and protection   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 295)