Thriving on taxpayer money, for-profit facilities that care for adoptees face limited oversight. One mother

For-profit adoption care facilities face scrutiny as concerns rise over financial motivation overshadowing child welfare. Limited oversight has allowed these centers to flourish on taxpayer funds, leaving some parents questioning their accountability. A mother reported her son was bullied and sexually assaulted while in care, voicing her frustration with the funding agency, stating, "The almighty dollar will prevail once again." Key insights reveal a lack of regulatory supervision, potential neglect of adoptees' safety, and the financial structures prioritizing profit over care. As these issues come to light, there's an urgent call for reform to ensure the well-being of vulnerable children is not compromised by profit-driven motives.