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In Life's Storms, Supporting Foster Kids Takes a Community

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By Amanda Reineck, Dominic Watson
| West Orlando News Verified
When Hurricanes Ian and Nicole swept through Central Florida last year, most of us here in Central Florida immediately jumped into planning mode — gathering supplies, filling the tank with gas and keeping one eye on the weather channel. But for caregivers and case managers in Florida’s child welfare system, there was an even more pressing concern: making sure the 2,300 children in foster care on any given day had a safe place to weather the storms.
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GUEST EDITORIAL -- In life’s storms, supporting foster kids takes a community

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By Amanda Reineck, Dominic Watson
| Osceola News Gazette Verified
Body When Hurricanes Ian and Nicole swept through Central Florida last year, most of us here in Central Florida immediately jumped into planning mode—gathering supplies, filling the tank with gas and keeping one eye on the weather channel. But for caregivers and case managers in Florida’s child welfare system, there was an even more pressing concern: making sure the 2,300 children in foster care on any given day had a safe place to weather the storms.
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In life’s storms, supporting foster kids takes a community | Commentary

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By Amanda Reineck, Dominic Watson
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
When Hurricanes Ian and Nicole swept through Central Florida last year, most of us here in Central Florida immediately jumped into planning mode — gathering supplies, filling the tank with gas and keeping one eye on the weather channel. But for caregivers and case managers in Florida’s child welfare system, there was an even more pressing concern: making sure the 2,300 children in foster care on any given day had a safe place to weather the storms.
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