MISSING/ENDANGERED RUNAWAY! Manchester, NH

MISSING/ENDANGERED RUNAWAY!

My name is Keegan Simpson I just turned 17 the other day. I last seen my Mother in Manchester, NH on Nov 4, 2011. I left with a NH CPSW, whom told my Mom to report me missing. I may be in Nashua, NH or around 47 Mill St, Revere, MA. I'm 6'5" and 150lbs. My hair is shorter then this, I just got a hair cut in late Oct 2011. I have blue eyes and brown hair.
PLEASE HELP LOCATE ME, I MAY BE IN TROUBLE! Make sure I'm SAFE! Please call the Manchester Police Dept @ 603-628-6113 or 911 if you see me.

I WAS LAST HEARD FROM/SEEN ON NOV 4, 2011. PLEASE HELP ME.

Parenting gone awry — the kids are not all right

Parenting gone awry — the kids are not all right — Maine Opinion — Bangor Daily News:

The headlines are appalling, somehow more so in that they are from this newspaper: “ Texas mother arrested for allegedly killing son, 6, found along South Berwick road” and

“Police say mother was drunk and high when dog killed her daughter.”

Note: Going through the same process as adoptive parent's is NO better. More children are abused and die in foster care and after being adopted than children left in their own homes, per The National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect in Washington (NCCAN). Recent numbers have increased significantly for CPS. PERPETRATORS OF MALTREATMENT ~ CPS COMES IN AS NUMBER 1 AGAIN! http://www.childrensdefense.or...

*Perpetrators of Maltreatment* Physical Abuse: CPS 160 Parents 59 Sexual Abuse: CPS 112 Parents 13 Neglect: CPS 410 Parents 241 Medical Neglect:CPS 14 Parents 12 Fatalities: CPS 6.4 Parents 1.5 Imagine that, 6.4 children die at the hands of the very agencies that are supposed to protect them and only 1.5 at the hands of parents per 100,000 children. CPS perpetrates more abuse, neglect, and sexual abuse and kills more children then parents in the United States. CPS nationwide is GUILTY OF more human rights violations and CHILD CASUALTIES then the homes from which they were removed.

WARNING: "Maternal Infant & Early Childhood Home Visiting” Program

Federal Telemedicine News: State Developing Data System:

The New Plan to Destroy More Families
Wednesday, November 16, 2011

State Developing Data System
The State of New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is implementing the federal “Maternal Infant & Early Childhood Home Visiting” (MIECHV) Program. The state intends to contract with Home Visiting New Hampshire –Health Families America (HVNH-HFA) to implement the program.

HVNH-HFA an initiative of the Division of Public Health Services (DPHS) received funding to implement MIECHV to help the diverse needs of children and families in communities. The plan is to improve health and development outcomes for at-risk children through evidence-based home visiting programs.

HVNH-HFA uses specialty trained visitors and nurses to regularly visiting pregnant women and their families in the home. They provide health and parenting education, information and referrals, and other support for the participants.

On November 7, 2011, RFP (2012-009) seeking a “Home Visiting Data System” was issued by the New Hampshire DHHS, Division of Public Health Services. The RFP is looking to procure secure, web-based, Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software or Software as a Service (SaaS) model to collect and manage the data and reporting requirements for this program. Proposals are due December 21, 2011.

The requirement is to develop a Home Visiting Data System to measure progress and report on:

• Participants and their outcomes

• DPHS performance measurements

• Measurements for MIECHV benchmark data constructs

• The data collected that is required for HFA home visiting model accreditation,

• The tools needed to provide for continuous quality improvement

• Future activities to streamline data collection across multiple home visiting and family service programs in the state

In future years, the goal for the state’s Home Visiting Data System is to meet the needs for multiple programs in the state to reduce the administrative burden for agencies. The data system in the future will need to have the capacity be able to track multiple programs that a family might need, including multiple individualized Family Service Plans.

The amount available for this contract is $100,000 for the first year of the contract (SFY 12) and $60,000 for each subsequent year. However, the state will accept and consider proposals that exceed available funding.

Go to http://admin.state.nh.us/purchasing/specRFP.asp?rfpID=7082%20 to view the RFP. For more information, email Shannon.wood@dhhs.state.nh.us or call (603) 271-4566.
Posted by Carolyn Bloch at 6:30 AM

State says social worker didn't properly investigate abuse report before child's death

State says social worker didn't properly investigate abuse report before child's death | Politics and Government | Kentucky.com:

They Never Do!

"FRANKFORT — A state social worker allegedly failed to properly investigate allegations of physical abuse of a 3-year-old whose father was charged with murdering her less than a month later, according to state records."

Overruled: Government Invasion of your Parental Rights (Official Movie)

National Child Selling Day: Nearly 500,000 Children in Foster Care

National Adoption Day: Nearly 500,000 Children in Foster Care, Christian News:

Thousands of families across the nation this weekend will celebrate an early Thanksgiving when they expand their families on National Adoption Day.

Note: While thousands of Biological families grieve for their illegally stolen and auctioned off children!

Henning's son in foster care-Grandparents Denied Custody

iafrica.com | news | sa news | Henning's son in foster care:

Note: Another child placed in foster care instead of with Grandparent's. All for the almighty $$$$$$$!

Chanelle Henning's five-year-old son has been placed in foster care for the second time since his mother's murder.
On Thursday, a court ruled that it was in the best interests of the child that he be placed in foster care.