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Inspiring Potential Parents in Southern California

Season 3 Episode 31

As California counties look to close group homes and provide foster kids with a family structure, government agencies and nonprofits are reaching out to inspire and recruit a whole new generation of Southern California parents. David Nazar profiles a woman who was a foster child, and now works with an organization to help support new foster parents.

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