8 Kids Taken From Foster Care Found Safe In Pa. | News One:
HARRISBURG, Pa.— Eight children taken from a New York child welfare agency by their mother last week have been found in Pennsylvania, authorities say, and their parents are in custody.
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Lawyer: NYC parents feared foster care abuse
Lawyer: NYC parents feared foster care abuse - Nation & World - The Olympian - Olympia, Washington news, weather and sports:
PHILADELPHIA – A New York City couple took their eight children from foster care and went on the run because some of them were being abused, their lawyer said Tuesday.
A day after the family was found safe in their van in Harrisburg, Pa., defense lawyer Norman Steiner alleged that one boy was molested and some of his siblings "suffered horrendous abuse" during two years in foster care.
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PHILADELPHIA – A New York City couple took their eight children from foster care and went on the run because some of them were being abused, their lawyer said Tuesday.
A day after the family was found safe in their van in Harrisburg, Pa., defense lawyer Norman Steiner alleged that one boy was molested and some of his siblings "suffered horrendous abuse" during two years in foster care.
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New law to benefit state’s foster care program
New law to benefit state’s foster care program | The Columbian:
A bill awaiting President Barack Obama’s signature would give new federal support to state programs like Washington’s that help keep children out of foster care, according to the bill’s sponsors.
Senate Bill 1542 would reform rules that now prohibit states from using federal foster care funding on programs that help keep children at home with their families. States that reduce the number of case- loads now lose federal dollars for foster care, called Title 4-E funds. Under the bill, those states could tap that stream of money for programs that help keep children at home or reduce the duration of their stay in foster care.
A bill awaiting President Barack Obama’s signature would give new federal support to state programs like Washington’s that help keep children out of foster care, according to the bill’s sponsors.
Senate Bill 1542 would reform rules that now prohibit states from using federal foster care funding on programs that help keep children at home with their families. States that reduce the number of case- loads now lose federal dollars for foster care, called Title 4-E funds. Under the bill, those states could tap that stream of money for programs that help keep children at home or reduce the duration of their stay in foster care.
Illinois Catholic Charities' foster care faces shutdown-Good!
Illinois Catholic Charities' foster care faces shutdown :: Catholic News Agency (CNA):
Springfield, Ill., Sep 27, 2011 / 03:10 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Illinois Catholic Charities' foster care services may eventually cease to exist after a local judge refused to change his ruling that the state has the right to stop referring children to charities in four dioceses.
“If you don't have new referrals, the system basically just atrophies,” Robert Gilligan, executive director of the Illinois Catholic Conference, told CNA on Sept. 27.
Springfield, Ill., Sep 27, 2011 / 03:10 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Illinois Catholic Charities' foster care services may eventually cease to exist after a local judge refused to change his ruling that the state has the right to stop referring children to charities in four dioceses.
“If you don't have new referrals, the system basically just atrophies,” Robert Gilligan, executive director of the Illinois Catholic Conference, told CNA on Sept. 27.
Army father says his daughter in foster care belongs with him
Army father says his daughter in foster care belongs with him:
Army Sgt. David Sanders got the email from his daughter's friend in April while serving in Afghanistan.
The whereabouts of his 12-year-old daughter, who was living in Omaha with her mother -- his ex-wife -- was unknown, the friend said.
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Army Sgt. David Sanders got the email from his daughter's friend in April while serving in Afghanistan.
The whereabouts of his 12-year-old daughter, who was living in Omaha with her mother -- his ex-wife -- was unknown, the friend said.
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Hawaii attorney general's office now says 3 children died of abuse in state custody, not 1
Hawaii attorney general's office now says 3 children died of abuse in state custody, not 1 | The Republic:
HONOLULU — The state is revising its count of how many children have died in Hawaii's Child Welfare Services system.
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser (http://bit.ly/o8Tclv) reported Tuesday the state attorney general's office now says three children died of abuse in the system in the past decade. Legislators were told last week that number was one.
HONOLULU — The state is revising its count of how many children have died in Hawaii's Child Welfare Services system.
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser (http://bit.ly/o8Tclv) reported Tuesday the state attorney general's office now says three children died of abuse in the system in the past decade. Legislators were told last week that number was one.
Law Project for Psychiatric Rights
Law Project for Psychiatric Rights:
The Law Project for Psychiatric Rights (PsychRights) is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(c)(3) public interest law firm whose mission is to mount a strategic legal campaign against forced psychiatric drugging and electroshock in the United States akin to what Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP mounted in the 40's and 50's on behalf of African American civil rights. The public mental health system is creating a huge class of chronic mental patients through forcing them to take ineffective, yet extremely harmful drugs.
The Law Project for Psychiatric Rights (PsychRights) is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(c)(3) public interest law firm whose mission is to mount a strategic legal campaign against forced psychiatric drugging and electroshock in the United States akin to what Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP mounted in the 40's and 50's on behalf of African American civil rights. The public mental health system is creating a huge class of chronic mental patients through forcing them to take ineffective, yet extremely harmful drugs.
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