The More Than Enough Data Exchange is a single place to collect and display recent* county-level foster care data from across the country. There is no single place online where this currently exists. However, we believe that by working together we can build it! We are off to a good start, but if you see that we do not currently have data for your state and you believe that is something you may be able to provide, please click here.
Population: 331,449,281
Child Poverty Rate: 18%
Children in Out-of-Home Placements
Children Waiting for Adoption
Licensed Foster Homes
Churches
Actively Engaged Churches Needed
Church Assessments Taken
Population: 5,024,279
Child Poverty Rate: 23.9%
Children in Out-of-Home Placements
Children Waiting for Adoption
Licensed Foster Homes
Family Preservation Cases
Churches
Actively Engaged Churches Needed
Church Assessments Taken
Children in Out-of-Home Placements
Children Waiting For Adoption
Licensed Foster Homes
Churches
As you work to provide more than enough foster and kinship families for every child in your community, this number will help you determine the approximate number of families you will need to get there.
As you seek to find more than enough adoptive families for children in your community, this number is a good place to start. The more you can learn about the ages and needs of those kids, the better job you will be able to do of finding the right families for them.
It can be difficult to know how many foster homes you need to reach more than enough until you know how many you already have. This number helps you know where to begin.
As you seek to provide more than enough help for biological families trying to stay together and get back together, this number should give you an idea of how many families could use help, support, and encouragement right away so that they have the best chance at reunification.
As you seek to provide more than enough help for biological families trying to stay together and get back together, this number should give you an idea of how many families could use help, support, and encouragement right away so that they have the best chance at reunification.As you seek to provide more than enough help for biological families trying to stay together and get back together, this number should give you an idea of how many families could use help, support, and encouragement right away so that they have the best chance at reunification.
There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. This number represents the amount of churches needed in the “Actively Engaged” category to reach 10%. We believe that if more than 10% of churches in your county are actively engaged in foster care, that is enough to provide more than enough. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
This represents the number of churches in your county that have completed the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment. Click here to learn more.
As you work to provide more than enough foster and kinship families for every child in your community, this number will help you determine the approximate number of families you will need to get there.
As you seek to find more than enough adoptive families for children in your community, this number is a good place to start. The more you can learn about the ages and needs of those kids, the better you will be able to do of finding the right families for them.
It can be difficult to know how many foster homes you need to reach more than enough until you know how many you already have. This number helps you know where to begin.
This is the total number of churches in your county. There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. You will have churches at every level in your county. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
As you work to provide more than enough foster and kinship families for every child in your community, this number will help you determine the approximate number of families you will need to get there.
As you seek to find more than enough adoptive families for children in your community, this number is a good place to start. The more you can learn about the ages and needs of those kids, the better job you will be able to do of finding the right families for them.
It can be difficult to know how many foster homes you need to reach more than enough until you know how many you already have. This number helps you know where to begin.
As you seek to provide more than enough help for biological families trying to stay together and get back together, this number should give you an idea of how many families could use help, support, and encouragement right away so that they have the best chance at reunification.
This is the total number of churches in your county. There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. You will have churches at every level in your county. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. This number represents the amount of churches needed in the “Actively Engaged” category to reach 10%. We believe that if more than 10% of churches in your county are actively engaged in foster care, that is enough to provide more than enough. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
This represents the number of churches in your county that have completed the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment. Click here to learn more.
As you work to provide more than enough foster and kinship families for every child in your community, this number will help you determine the approximate number of families you will need to get there.
As you seek to find more than enough adoptive families for children in your community, this number is a good place to start. The more you can learn about the ages and needs of those kids, the better you will be able to do of finding the right families for them.
It can be difficult to know how many foster homes you need to reach more than enough until you know how many you already have. This number helps you know where to begin.
There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. You will have churches at every level in your county. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
Population: 331,449,281
Child Poverty Rate: 18%
Children in Out-of-Home Placements
Children Waiting for Adoption
Licensed Foster Homes
Churches
Actively Engaged Churches Needed
Church Assessments Taken
Children in Out-of-Home Placements
Children Waiting For Adoption
Licensed Foster Homes
Churches
As you work to provide more than enough foster and kinship families for every child in your community, this number will help you determine the approximate number of families you will need to get there.
As you seek to find more than enough adoptive families for children in your community, this number is a good place to start. The more you can learn about the ages and needs of those kids, the better job you will be able to do of finding the right families for them.
It can be difficult to know how many foster homes you need to reach more than enough until you know how many you already have. This number helps you know where to begin.
As you seek to provide more than enough help for biological families trying to stay together and get back together, this number should give you an idea of how many families could use help, support, and encouragement right away so that they have the best chance at reunification.
As you seek to provide more than enough help for biological families trying to stay together and get back together, this number should give you an idea of how many families could use help, support, and encouragement right away so that they have the best chance at reunification.As you seek to provide more than enough help for biological families trying to stay together and get back together, this number should give you an idea of how many families could use help, support, and encouragement right away so that they have the best chance at reunification.
There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. This number represents the amount of churches needed in the “Actively Engaged” category to reach 10%. We believe that if more than 10% of churches in your county are actively engaged in foster care, that is enough to provide more than enough. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
This represents the number of churches in your county that have completed the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment. Click here to learn more.
As you work to provide more than enough foster and kinship families for every child in your community, this number will help you determine the approximate number of families you will need to get there.
As you seek to find more than enough adoptive families for children in your community, this number is a good place to start. The more you can learn about the ages and needs of those kids, the better you will be able to do of finding the right families for them.
It can be difficult to know how many foster homes you need to reach more than enough until you know how many you already have. This number helps you know where to begin.
This is the total number of churches in your county. There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. You will have churches at every level in your county. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
As you work to provide more than enough foster and kinship families for every child in your community, this number will help you determine the approximate number of families you will need to get there.
As you seek to find more than enough adoptive families for children in your community, this number is a good place to start. The more you can learn about the ages and needs of those kids, the better job you will be able to do of finding the right families for them.
It can be difficult to know how many foster homes you need to reach more than enough until you know how many you already have. This number helps you know where to begin.
As you seek to provide more than enough help for biological families trying to stay together and get back together, this number should give you an idea of how many families could use help, support, and encouragement right away so that they have the best chance at reunification.
This is the total number of churches in your county. There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. You will have churches at every level in your county. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. This number represents the amount of churches needed in the “Actively Engaged” category to reach 10%. We believe that if more than 10% of churches in your county are actively engaged in foster care, that is enough to provide more than enough. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
This represents the number of churches in your county that have completed the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment. Click here to learn more.
As you work to provide more than enough foster and kinship families for every child in your community, this number will help you determine the approximate number of families you will need to get there.
As you seek to find more than enough adoptive families for children in your community, this number is a good place to start. The more you can learn about the ages and needs of those kids, the better you will be able to do of finding the right families for them.
It can be difficult to know how many foster homes you need to reach more than enough until you know how many you already have. This number helps you know where to begin.
There are four levels of church engagement in foster care: Highly Engaged, Actively Engaged, Involved, Ready to Start. You will have churches at every level in your county. To find out your church’s level of engagement, click here to take the More Than Enough Church Foster Care Assessment.
The More than Enough Data Exchange complies out-of-home placement data from various sources. Before using this data you should review important disclosures about the data's sources and accuracy and the terms and conditions that govern your use of the Exchange and its data here.
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