California

missing_foster_child_registry:

Los Angeles County missing foster children

Population size

Population size development over several years

2005:

36,132,147

2004:

35,893,799

2003:

35,484,453

2002:

35,001,986

2001:

34,533,054

Out of house care

This figures show the number of children in out-of-home care on September 30, the last day of the federal fiscal year, as reported by state child welfare agencies. Out-of-home care is defined as 24-hour substitute care outside of the child's home in pre-adoptive homes, relative foster homes, non-relative foster homes, group homes, institutions, and supervised independent living situations. Children who have run away or are in their own home on trial home visits are also included in the numbers of children in care. Source: Child Welfare League of America

2004:

92,344

2003:

97,261

2002:

100,451

2001:

107,168

2000:

112,807

Number of adoptions total

2001:

9,202

2000:

9,054

Number of adoptions by public agencies

2004:

7,754

2003:

7,433

2002:

8,741

2000:

8,693

Single male adopters by public agency

2004:

230

2003:

238

2002:

226

2000:

208

Unmarried adopters by public agency

2004:

328

2003:

269

2002:

359

2000:

112

Family structure unknown by public agency

2004:

396

2003:

356

2002:

232

2000:

143

Single female adopters by public agency

2004:

2,247

2003:

2,219

2002:

2,847

2000:

2,913

Couple adopters by public agencies

2004:

4,553

2002:

5,077

2000:

5,317

Incarceration (total number)

2005:

166,532

2004:

166,053

2003:

163,361

2002:

160,315

2001:

163,965

2000:

164,490

Incarceration rate (per 100,000)

2005:

460

2004:

462

2003:

460

2002:

458

2001:

474

Incareration by privately owned prisons

2005:

2,470

2004:

2,797

2003:

4,406

2002:

3,349

2001:

4,504

2000:

4,547

Naval Consolidated Brig Miramar

Location(s)

Naval Consolidated Brig Miramar

46141 Miramar Way

San Diego, CA, 92145-2135

United States

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Pup Organization:

Canine Companions for Independence

Website:

Naval Consolidated Brig Miramar

California

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Canine Companions for Independence

Canine Companions for Independence® is a national nonprofit organization that enhances the lives of children and adults with disabilities by providing highly-trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships.

Location(s)

Canine Companions for Independence

2965 Dutton Avenue

Santa Rosa, CA, 95402-0446

United States

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Prisons:

Coffee Creek Correctional Facility

Kit Carson Correctional Center

Ross Correctional Institution

Delta Correctional Facility

Gadsden Correctional Facility

Federal Prison Camp Montgomery

The Palm Beach County Stockade

Bay Correctional Facility

Echo Glen Children's Center

Hocking Correctional Facility

Oregon State Penitentiary (OSPM)

Naval Consolidated Brig Miramar

Website:

Canine Companions for Independence

email:

info@caninecompanions.org

California

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California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

CDCR Facilities Map
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Avenal State Prison
California Correctional Center
California Correctional Institution
California Institution for Men
California Institution for Women
California Men's Colony
California Medical Facility
California Rehabilitation Center
California State Prison, Los Angeles County
California State Prison, Sacramento
California State Prison, Solano
California Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison, Corcoran
Calipatria State Prison
Centinela State Prison
Central California Women's Facility
Chuckawalla Valley State Prison
Corcoran State Prison
Correctional Training Facility
Deuel Vocational Institution
Folsom State Prison
High Desert State Prison
Ironwood State Prison
Kern Valley State Prison
Mule Creek State Prison
North Kern State Prison
Pelican Bay State Prison
Pleasant Valley State Prison
R.J. Donovan Correctional Facility at Rock Mountain
Salinas Valley State Prison
San Quentin State Prison
Sierra Conservation Center
Valley State Prison for Women
Wasco State Prison

Location(s)

Website:

http://www.yaca.state.ca.us

California

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California Children and Family Services Division

The Children and Family Services Division provides leadership and oversight of county and community agencies in the implementation of child welfare services programs through regulations, training, technical assistance, incentives and program evaluations. Our Mission is to:

Lead the development, implementation and evaluation of statewide regulations and standards for child welfare services so that public policies are effectively transformed into action.

Continually update regulations and related material to reflect new public policies and best practice methodologies.

Develop and support training so that social workers and administrators have knowledge and understanding of their roles and responsibilities.

Provide technical assistance to promote a continuum of services designed to ensure children's well being, safety and permanence.

Create a user-friendly system, clear procedures and useful tools.

Encourage and support community-based services, including prevention, early intervention and treatment programs.

Evaluate program results based on the outcomes of our services on children and families.

Communicate to ourselves and others the role of the Division in setting, implementing and evaluating Child Welfare Services outcomes.

Promote smooth working relationships with all stakeholders of the child welfare services system.

The Children and Family Services Division is led by:

Mary Ault, Deputy Director

Greg Rose, Interim Assistant Deputy Director

The Children and Family Services Division contains 5 branches and office consisting of: