FosterCare360 - Foster Child Care Coordination #571
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FosterCare360 transforms foster care from a fragmented, paper-based system into a coordinated, child-centered network. By creating continuity of care across placements, improving information sharing among professionals, reducing caseworker administrative burden, and supporting foster families with real-time guidance, the platform dramatically improves outcomes for vulnerable children. It ensures that no child falls through the cracks, that every professional has the information they need to make informed decisions, and that youth aging out of the system are prepared for independent living. This technology solution has the potential to break cycles of trauma and disadvantage, giving foster children the coordinated support they deserve.