The lost Impact of Fatherhood in the foster care system: A case study of diminishing Influence and Leadership for African American children in foster care.

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I need references and statistics to support all the questions below:
1. Men are encouraged to take up fatherhood in order to make their lives more meaningful.
2. The role of Dads seems particularly pressing given the growing concerns about juvenile delinquency in boys and unwed pregnancy in girls.
3. How this seems to apply to nuclear families where fathers are called upon to modify their behavior in order to suit modern models of fatherhood.
4. Unfortunately, there are millions of children who do not reside with their fathers. Such children are at higher risk of social and emotional lapses in their development(need references and statistical data to support claim)
5. This vulnerable group includes children raised by single mothers, widows or living in foster care system. WHO SAYS THAT THERE ARE MILLIONS OF CHILDREN WHO DO NOT LIVE WITH THEIR FATHERS? WHERE IS CORRELATED IMPACT? WHERE IS THE RESEARCH?
6. Often, however, the foster care system seems to negate the significance of fathers’ involvement. HOW DO THEY DO THIS?
7. These systems seem to consider the payment of child support as the only responsibility fathers have to their own children.
8. While financial support is essential, studies indicate that father-child interactions are necessary for improving the outcomes of children in foster care (US Department of Health and Human Services, 2011). WHAT OTHER RESEARCH SUPPORTS THIS? WHAT TYPES OF OUTCOMES?
9. Additionally, they are more likely to live in foster care or with relatives.
10. The absence of fathers has profound effects on both girls and boys. African American parents serve as role models for their children.
11. The loss of the” Dad impact” affects both boys and girls the presence of a role model and disciplinarian figure.
12. These obstacles force men to make bad choices.
13. When fathers fail to actively take part in the lives of their own children, there is the likelihood for long term effects for both children and parents.
14. The absence a father figure in the family puts children at risk for displeasing life outcomes.
15. Although African American boys brought up in low income, single mother family grow up successfully and become productive citizens, they are prone to negative influences.
16. The fathers’ absence has a certain financial effect, especially for low income children.
17. Indisputably, children in a single parent household are more likely to be brought in impoverished conditions that are a chief risk factor suitable for academic success and youth development. FIND DATA TO SUPPORT THIS
18. A significant number of them receive long term jail sentences for drug-related and non-violent behaviors.
19. In addition, criminal records reduce employment prospects for African Americans.
20. Moreover, the existing regulations of foster care system negatively impact parental relationships.
21. These regulations create systemic barriers to the involvement of fathers.