More than 2 million children are investigated for child abuse each year in the United States. When Child Protective Services makes a substantiated report, a majority of children taken from their homes begin a life-long journey of sufferage as they are placed in foster care homes. Most of these children suffer abuse at the hands of their foster parents and many children have died in the custody of Child Protective Services. These children have a much greater chance of being abused once they are taken out of their homes and will not have basic living skills as they "age-out" of their foster homes at 18 or 21. Foster children are at greater risk of becoming criminals and at being vulnerable to "trafficking." When the solution becomes greater than the targeted problem, it is time for change.
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