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As of June 2014, foster parents in Maryland receive a daily rate of 27.45 per child for children aged 0 to 11, and 27.94 for children aged 12 and older. The monthly rate is 835.00 and 850.00, respectively. These rates are for regular care. Emergency care daily rates are 30.00. For intermediate care, foster parents receive 31.23 for children aged 0 to 11 or 31.72 for children 12 and older, or 950.00 per month and 965.00 per month respectively.

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enough to pat ALL the bills and still get what the child will need for school or anything else that may come up

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by the taxes paid in the city

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