Judge allows Texas boy kidnapped as baby to leave foster care, reunite with 4 siblings | Fox News:
HOUSTON – A Texas boy who was kidnapped as a baby will be reunited with his siblings.
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Note: He shouldn't have been placed in Foster care to begin with!
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
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Grant to aid traumatized children in foster care
Grant to aid traumatized children in foster care:
MEMPHIS (AP) - The University of Tennessee Health Science Center has received a federal grant to provide services for foster children.
MEMPHIS (AP) - The University of Tennessee Health Science Center has received a federal grant to provide services for foster children.
Many children have been traumatized before they are placed with a foster family, and the $1.4 million grant will help provide more effective assistance to them.
Note: Wrong! These children are NOT traumatized before they're placed with Foster stranger's. They become traumatized from being stolen from their families.
And it will take an awfully HUGE grant to aid the traumatized children in Foster care seeing as there are so many!
Examining America’s Family Courts | BU Today
Examining America’s Family Courts | BU Today | Boston University:
COM prof’s documentary highlights national scandal
Filmmaker Garland Waller deals in unpleasant facts. Take this one: according to the American Psychological Association, fathers who abuse their families are more likely to win custody of their kids than those who don’t. In her latest documentary,No Way Out But One, Waller, a College of Communication assistant professor of film and television, brings one desperate mother’s custody struggle to the screen—and, she hopes, to living rooms nationwide.
Note: It works both way's. The Abuser, whether mother or father most often wins custody. This is pure fact in New Hampshire!
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Police investigating the murders of two social workers
Police investigating the murders of two social workers - 1/7/2013 - Community Care:
The murders of a social worker from Durham and a retired social worker from Sheffield are being investigated by police
The murders of a social worker from Durham and a retired social worker from Sheffield are being investigated by police
Newtown shooting prompts calls for mental health reform
Newtown shooting prompts calls for mental health reform:
MENTAL HEALTH GRADES BY STATE
The National Alliance on Mental Illness gave the USA an overall grade of D for its delivery of mental health care in a 2009 report. The organization found problems in every state, but some fared better than others. Updated reports in 2011 have documented additional cutbacks and challenges.
Advocates say the USA's mental health care system is broken. They're calling for more funding and new legislation to help protect both patients and the public.
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