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While it's a day all about dad, some fathers aren't looking forward to Father's Day, as they won't be able to spend it with their children. Dads like Brad Corbett, of London, Ontario, have little or no contact with their children due to strained custody situations.
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Fostering Reunification
Michael Piraino: Fostering Reunification
The decision to remove a child from his or her home and parents should never be taken lightly. While a living situation may be fraught with abuse, drugs or neglect, families still maintain cultural, racial and social values that often define a child's sense of identity.
The forced separation of child and parents is a potentially devastating moment. But, when those same parents are able to overcome challenges, get their lives back on track, and reunite with their children, there is cause for celebration.
The decision to remove a child from his or her home and parents should never be taken lightly. While a living situation may be fraught with abuse, drugs or neglect, families still maintain cultural, racial and social values that often define a child's sense of identity.
The forced separation of child and parents is a potentially devastating moment. But, when those same parents are able to overcome challenges, get their lives back on track, and reunite with their children, there is cause for celebration.
Birth Parent Bias?
SocialWrkr24/7 : Eyes Opened Wider: Birth Parent Bias?
I knew posting about Permanency Quotas was likely to cause some concern. I was a little surprised though that people were concerned that the quotas would cause caseworkers to have bias towards returning children home. At first I was surprised because I thought I had made it pretty clear that I was not even aware of these quotas as a caseworker - its purely an administrative issue. But as I thought about it longer, there was another reason that I was surprised -
I knew posting about Permanency Quotas was likely to cause some concern. I was a little surprised though that people were concerned that the quotas would cause caseworkers to have bias towards returning children home. At first I was surprised because I thought I had made it pretty clear that I was not even aware of these quotas as a caseworker - its purely an administrative issue. But as I thought about it longer, there was another reason that I was surprised -
Officials remove siblings from praised carer
Officials remove siblings from praised carer
THE Department of Human Services removed young siblings from their foster home, taking them from school under police escort and placing them in a house for children, after relations between their carer and the department broke down.
THE Department of Human Services removed young siblings from their foster home, taking them from school under police escort and placing them in a house for children, after relations between their carer and the department broke down.
Foster parent accused of abuse
Foster parent accused of abuse
16-year-old girl says she had been molested since 2005, when she was placed with family.
16-year-old girl says she had been molested since 2005, when she was placed with family.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Mother of dead boy joins lawsuit against Manitoba gov't
Mother of dead boy joins lawsuit against Manitoba gov't - CTV News
The mother of a two-year-old boy killed while in the Manitoba child welfare system is joining a class-action lawsuit to sue the government for alleged abuse in its childcare programs.
Natasha Guimond is among several parents who are suing because they say their children were much worse off under the care of the Child and Family Services system.
The mother of a two-year-old boy killed while in the Manitoba child welfare system is joining a class-action lawsuit to sue the government for alleged abuse in its childcare programs.
Natasha Guimond is among several parents who are suing because they say their children were much worse off under the care of the Child and Family Services system.
Del. judge to rule on abuse case against ex-pediatrician
Del. judge to rule on abuse case against ex-pediatrician | The Daily Times | delmarvanow.com
GEORGETOWN — The trial of a former Delaware pediatrician charged with sexually assaulting scores of children who were his patients over more than a decade began and ended Tuesday with prosecutors calling two police officers to testify and the defense presenting no case.
OMG, sound's like he had my daughter's child custody Lawyer!
GEORGETOWN — The trial of a former Delaware pediatrician charged with sexually assaulting scores of children who were his patients over more than a decade began and ended Tuesday with prosecutors calling two police officers to testify and the defense presenting no case.
OMG, sound's like he had my daughter's child custody Lawyer!
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