gt the examiner Wednesday July 1979 Children moved from home to home should have cases TORONTO CP Children are being damaged sometimes severely because of being placed in multiple foster homes says former family court judge in Ontario Judge George Thomson said his personal opinion is that any child who moves two to three times in any one year should be identified and his case reviewed Thomson head of the chil drens services division of the Ontario ministry of community and social services said such children express their unhappi ness in truancy frequent run ning away withdrawn or hos tile personality delinquency or an inability to form attach ments Few of them can be consrd ered for adoption because they bounce back to their families several times before becoming permanent wards of the chil drens aid society or because they are so disturbed by their families original rejection or abuse Last year the 50 childrens aid societies in Ontario had 565 children in foster homes COST $195 MILLION It cost the Ontario govern ment $195 million for their care The bill included foster home rates social workers sal aries and services such as psy chologists fees Experts say the basic prob lem in the current system is lack of good foster homes in face of the rising numbers of troubled children Children are placed wherever someone will take them with little or no preparation for the foster parents or the children Social workers burdened with caseloads of 28 children on average scramble after emer gencies such as child abuse Unless foster children appear upset social workers visits may occur only once in three months and may not last for more than an hour Children are often afraid to complain because they fear more unsettling moves As re sult they become unhappy and resort to further delinquent be havior such as stealing or run ning away There are about 10000 foster children in Ontario They are dependent on complex multi milliondollar system funded by the province But in some 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