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Open Adoption Statistics
Open adoption leads to better outcomes for children, birth parents, and adoptive families.
Foster Care Mental Health Statistics
Foster care children suffer extremely high and untreated mental health issues.
Food Stamp Abuse Statistics
SNAP fraud costs taxpayers billions annually despite robust prevention efforts.
Snap Recipients Statistics
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program serves tens of millions of Americans, primarily supporting children, elderly, and disabled individuals.
Adoptive Family Statistics
Adoption creates loving families and positive outcomes for many children nationwide.
Foster Statistics
Foster care entries and exits were driven primarily by neglect and reunification.
Government Assistance Statistics
Government assistance programs provided vital support to millions of American households in need.
Snap Fraud Statistics
Snap fraud is declining but still costs taxpayers hundreds of millions annually.
Food Stamps Statistics
SNAP benefits help millions of Americans, especially children and working families, afford food.
U.S. Disability Statistics
Disability impacts millions of Americans across every demographic and major life area.
Hud Statistics
HUD's report shows homelessness rising sharply amid a severe housing affordability crisis.
Foster Care Trauma Statistics
Foster children face overwhelming trauma that causes lifelong health and social struggles.
Foster Adoption Statistics
Over 400,000 U.S. children await permanent homes through foster adoption each year.
Foster Care Aging Out Statistics
Every year, thousands of youth age out of foster care into immediate and profound hardship.
Adoption Success Statistics
Adoption typically leads to successful, well-adjusted children with strong families and bright futures.
Foster Care System Problems Statistics
The foster care system is overwhelmed, harming children's stability and mental health.
U.S. Adoption Statistics
U.S. adoptions provide families for over 100,000 children annually through various pathways.
Foster Family Statistics
Over 390,000 children, often young and impacted by neglect, need stable foster families.
Foster Home Statistics
In 2022, over 350,000 children in the United States needed foster family care.
Foster System Statistics
Foster care holds nearly four hundred thousand children, mostly young and often reunified.