put into someone's care

She was put into care at nine because her parents couldn't look after her.

Dean, who is acting as father to his young brother, forces Bill to stay when social services threaten to put the boys into care.

She states that if Carmel does not take the children, they will be put into care.

In the process, two of her sons were put into foster care.

These are the issues we need to understand so that government can put more investment into education and care.

But Federal officials say the rush to put more poor patients into managed care has left some with inadequate treatment.

The child may be put into foster care because their own parents are not able to look after them.

In 1918 she gave birth to a child, which was put into foster care.

Ten years ago the girls were abandoned by their mother and put into foster care.

A child will be put into care if you leave them home alone.