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Permanency Outcomes (Cohort)
Year-Long Out-of-Home Entry Cohort
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36 Months After Entering Care
Still in Care: 19%
Reunified: 57%
Adopted: 14%
Summary
This graph follows cohorts of children who entered out-of-home care in a given year to determine how long they spent in care and what permanency outcome they achieved.
Questions this graph can answer
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How long have children spent in out-of-home care in various years?
- How has the speed of adoption compared to the speed of reunification?
See also
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Out-of-Home Entry Counts, for the count of children and youth in a given entry cohorts.
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Timely Permanency, for a simplified view of permanency rates within one year of entering care.
- Permanency Counts, for raw counts of children achieving permanency each year.
Notes
A trial return home is not counted as an exit for this measure.
If you select a more recent year (i.e., a year less than 48 months ago), the plot line will be truncated due to shorter follow-up time.