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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1996

Page

4

Foster parents open home to troubled kids in Syracuse area

In Fabius New York the Graboskys care for up to 285 foster children offering strict rules and constant counseling. Judy and Gene emphasize hugs and Christian values while managing six bedrooms a three car garage and 48 acres. Their experience spans sports fame and overcoming past hardships to provide stability for emotionally disturbed youths.

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County funds foster families to care for emotionally disturbed children

Onondaga County began paying foster families 17000 a year plus a counselor safety net to care for emotionally disturbed children. Residential centers cost up to 100000 per child annually, while the county reports savings of about 50000 thus far. The move aims to place troubled youths with family-based care rather than institutions.

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Onondaga County seeks foster families for traumatized children

Liberty Resources runs a new program offering seven or more foster families, with annual stipends up to 17,000 dollars. The agency notes many children have faced abuse, psychiatric issues, or learning disabilities and may be aggressive. Interested families should call 363-0048.

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