Foster care adoption is a process where individuals or families adopt children who are in the foster care system. These children may have been removed from their biological families due to various reasons, such as neglect or abuse. The goal of foster care is to provide a safe and nurturing environment until a permanent home can be found, which may include adoption. In foster care adoption, the adoptive parents take on the legal responsibility for the child, providing them with a stable and loving home. This process often involves working with social workers and completing necessary legal steps to finalize the adoption, ensuring the child's well-being and future stability.