The road race fundraiser has helped the sisters provide hundreds of children with the guidance, therapy and love they need to prepare them for life with new families. All proceeds of the road race go to benefit the children at the St. Charles Children's Home. On Monday, September 5, the Road Race will again be held at the Pease International Tradeport, starting at 9 am. For more information visit www.runningnuns.com.
Note: Notice how that first sentence states St. Charles prepares children for life with NEW families. I guess this means as Austins grandparent's we never had a chance at getting custody of him after he was placed there. The trip's we made to St. Charles for visit's were useless. No wonder they didn't last long. We didn't have a snowball's chance in Hell. Nashua DCYF had it all planned from the start when they placed Austin at St. Charles. They knew eight month's into the case, he was NEVER coming home. So now I know the truth. Once a child is placed at St. Charles, the child is NEVER coming home to his REAL family.
I remember the times we went to visit him, we had to sign in to a book in the foyer. There were ton's of other peoples names written in the section for Austin. These people were ALL visiting him to check him out like a dog in a dog show.
I also remember when we were finally allowed the half-assed home study. It was soon after A family had taken Austin home for a weekend and then decided it was bad timing for placement. Instead of letting Austin go home with his grandparent's, which was all he wanted from the beginning, DCYF continued to torture him and his family while the state continued to pay St. Charles $300.00 per day to keep Austin in captivity.
St. Charles is run by Catholic Charities, an organization I used to admire until my grandson was held hostage at St. Charles for DCYF. I USED to take my grandchildren to Church on Sunday before the kids were stolen. I've been there just once since. I can't bring myself to attend Catholic Church after what St. Charles and DCYF have done to my family. I am still Catholic and I still cherish our Heavenly Father. After all, he's not the one that conspired against my family. I thought the Catholic Church was all about family. In this case they've teamed up with DCYF and it's all about money. Not the best interest's of a child.
Above is a picture of Austin, so sad at St. Charles, thinking about HOME!
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