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Senate passes bill to extend foster care to age 23, sends bill to governor

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BOISE — The Idaho Senate on Thursday passed a bill to allow eligible foster youth to stay in the system until age 23.

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Bill would extend deadline for Oklahoma's Promise applicants

Some lawmakers at the Oklahoma state Capitol are looking to make changes to Oklahoma's Promise, the scholarship program that helps families afford in-state college tuition.

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Senate passes bill to extend foster care to age 23, sends bill to governor

BOISE — The Idaho Senate on Thursday passed a bill to allow eligible foster youth to stay in the system until age 23.

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Messenger Insight 25.1 – Foster Care Ministry in Oklahoma

Hear how Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children Foster Care Ministries is equipping local churches to create or enhance support ministry in foster care, making a difference it the lives of children and families.

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