WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Every day, a child enters the foster care system in Kansas, and the removal process is often traumatic.
“Oftentimes, they’re handed a trash bag to place all their belongings in,” said Jason Geesaman, founder of Wichita-based nonprofit Hope Fostered. “They don’t have a suitcase, don’t have a backpack — anything like that.”
He said in Kansas, a child will move nine times on average within the foster system…