Wrong phone number leaves DHHS red-faced | New Hampshire NEWS06:
I found another link
They can't even get a phone number right, yet DHHS oversee's DCYF to watch over our CHILDREN and FAMILIES? What a joke!
CONCORD — The state Department of Health and Human Services is red-faced after it inadvertently posted an incorrect phone number for families who depend on food stamps to call, if they lost food due to last weekend's snowstorm.
It's not just that the phone number accidentally transposed two digits. It's that the 800-number listed routed callers to a phone-sex line.
The link to this article no longer work's, due to the Union Leader removing the article after ALL the negative comments posted about DHHS/DCYF. DHHS/DCYF keep saying they have the power of God and they can do whatever they want because our Government gave them the power to do so. They forget to mention they also own the media. This isn't the first time NH newspaper's have removed articles about DHHS/DCYF. Once the negative comment's start rolling in, it's a given!
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
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Right to know lives: Good news for NH public
Right to know lives: Good news for NH public | New Hampshire OPINION01:
The people’s right to know what government is doing is being maintained and perhaps strengthened in New Hampshire thanks to vigilant press and civilians, and courts that understand this constitutional imperative.
The people’s right to know what government is doing is being maintained and perhaps strengthened in New Hampshire thanks to vigilant press and civilians, and courts that understand this constitutional imperative.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Adolf Hitler & sister Aryan Nation remain in foster care after 33 months; parents fight for return
Adolf Hitler & sister Aryan Nation remain in foster care after 33 months; parents fight for return - NY Daily News:
Adolf Hitler's parents are still fighting to get their son back.
The 5-year-old boy, named for the infamous Nazi leader, and his two sisters were taken by New Jersey child welfare officials in 2009.
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Adolf Hitler's parents are still fighting to get their son back.
The 5-year-old boy, named for the infamous Nazi leader, and his two sisters were taken by New Jersey child welfare officials in 2009.
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State Dicks Over Hundreds Of Native American Children
State Dicks Over Hundreds Of Native American Children:
Imagine having social workers show up to your home to take your twin babies because someone spread an unsubstantiated rumor that you were abusing prescription drugs. Two months later, your two young daughters don't come home on the bus, and later you learn they were taken from school and put in foster care. Yeah, this happened.
Imagine having social workers show up to your home to take your twin babies because someone spread an unsubstantiated rumor that you were abusing prescription drugs. Two months later, your two young daughters don't come home on the bus, and later you learn they were taken from school and put in foster care. Yeah, this happened.
Oklahoma Department of Human Services to pay part of $1.1 million settlement to young man sexually molested in foster care
Oklahoma Department of Human Services to pay part of $1.1 million settlement to young man sexually molested in foster care | NewsOK.com:
DHS commissioners voted Tuesday to pay a share of the $1.1 million settlement that is going to a young man who was sexually molested at a foster home.
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DHS commissioners voted Tuesday to pay a share of the $1.1 million settlement that is going to a young man who was sexually molested at a foster home.
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Alamosa will decide fate of Navajo child
Valley Courier Alamosa will decide fate of Navajo child:
ALAMOSA — District Judge Pattie Swift on Monday denied a request to transfer jurisdiction of a half-Navajo child to the Navajo Nation Tribal Court.
ALAMOSA — District Judge Pattie Swift on Monday denied a request to transfer jurisdiction of a half-Navajo child to the Navajo Nation Tribal Court.
Inter Process begins for trial of in vitro
Google Translate:
Plaintiffs have until Dec. 19 to present arguments
The State will then have 60 days to give his defense and to challenge the position of couples
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights and established the first time that initiate the process of trial that will decide whether the Costa Rican government should allow the practice of in vitro fertilization (IVF)
Plaintiffs have until Dec. 19 to present arguments
The State will then have 60 days to give his defense and to challenge the position of couples
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights and established the first time that initiate the process of trial that will decide whether the Costa Rican government should allow the practice of in vitro fertilization (IVF)
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