I'm moving out in d next few days I don,t care. My parents have been shouting at me for years espescially my dad he would shout at me for the way I walk up the bleeding stairs. And its hard to explain other things. Yesterday morning my mam and dad both told me to pack my bags and leave but I have nowhere to go can I go into foster care PLEASE help A.S.A.P

Ozzy, before you do anything... Speak to the guidance counselor or someone you trust. If their advice doesn't work, go to your friends house for a time until things calm down. Maybe your parents will see their mistakes and try to get you back home. Wish you the best of luck.

How old are you and where are you?

Depending on your age and the laws in your area your parents most likely can't even legally just kick you out and put you on the street. If you are old enough that they are no longer legally responsible for you, then you'd be too old for foster care.

If your under 18 you are their responsibility,its up to them to sort it out, ie, getting a social worker involved, counselling for you and/or family.

I assume they have a reason other then you being a teenager for them to want you out of the house?

In saying that, perhaps a night or two at your grandparents or aunt/uncles place may help the emotional dust settle.

What age are you?

Its not a choice YOU can make for yourself.....its a choice the Courts make for you.

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Ozzy, we can't help you unless you give us more details on what's going on. Can you please answer some of the questions we've asked.

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When we say we "want" something, or that we want to "do something", it's usually because we know exactly what it is we are asking for. This might sound silly but, ..I want a horse (no really- I'm not kidding). I can truly say that this is what I want because I know: how to take care of horses, I have the finances to afford the care, I have the property a horse needs to be comfortable, etc. In essence, I have thought about everything that my decision entails and have concluded I am able to deal with what comes along with it, and would still like to go through with my decision.
Speaking from experience Ozzy, wanting to be put into placement should truly be a last resort. If you want some honest answers as to what life is like as a foster child I'd be happy to give you a clear picture of what exactly it is you are asking for. I also know what it's like to be in the kind of home situation as well and I definitely understand your desire to leave. While time for me now as an adult seems to fly faster every year, when you are 16 in foster care- every day is a year, and typically not a happy one. Satin's advice is a good place to start in the mean time.
Take care.