Ratemyfosterhome.com is a quality assurance mechanism to help governments improve the foster care experience for beneficiaries. The users of the technology would be foster youth, foster parents, and social workers. The customers/buyers of the product are governments interested in improving the quality of foster homes in real-time.
History: Our founder had conversations with University of Maryland Dean Dr. Richard Barth, Youth Villages CEO Patrick Lawler, and Child Welfare Initiative Executive Director (and successful foster youth and Harvard Law grad) Andrew Bridges, and he heard a constant gripe: “There’s no way to improve foster homes, unless we understand what’s happening in them in real-time.” Because we do not know what happens in foster homes in real-time, foster youth are moved from home-to-home because behavioral issues are not diagnosed right away, which results in kids aging out of foster care without the necessary support systems to succeed. Also, foster parents do not have adequate and customized resources because social workers have big caseloads. This is why rate my ratemyfosterhome.com was birthed.
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RateMyFosterHome.com was founded in 2014.
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