Concerns rise over foster care cuts tied to rising costs, shutdown fallout
Georgia’s foster care program faces an $85 million deficit after costs rose 48% in three years. Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver says service cuts tied to the shortfall are alarming. DFCS says certain services now require extra approval due to the budget strain.
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