Foster parents ask lawmakers for more money Hawaii News, Honolulu, Honolulu News, Sports, Editorial, Features, Travel and Business - Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Hawaii Newspaper:
A Senate bill would raise reimbursements for raising others' kids
Foster parents urged state legislators Tuesday to support a bill that would increase their monthly reimbursement checks for the first time since 1990.
Note: And what do Bio parent's get? Nothing. Tell our Govt. to stop all funding to steal our children! Our children are NOT For Sale!
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, January 31, 2013
Woman, 21, finds her birth mother in just THREE DAYS using Facebook... after three years using the official channels had failed
Woman, 21, finds her birth mother in just THREE DAYS using Facebook... after three years using the official channels had failed | Mail Online:
A Utah woman who has been trying to find her birth mom for three years, believes she may have finally found her just three days after posting an appeal on Facebook.
On Sunday Jenessa Simons, 21, posted a picture of herself holding a card with the limited information she knew about her birth written on it.
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Advocates question number of foster children on psych drugs
Advocates question number of foster children on psych drugs | www.statesman.com:
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst seeks investigation of claims.
A troubling proportion of Texas youths in foster care — including children as young as 3 — are being treated with psychotropic drugs, and state lawmakers must step in to curb the practice, foster care advocates warned Wednesday.
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My Name is Isabella-Have You Seen Me?
My name is Isabella. I was born on August 31st, 2005 and was stolen from my REAL family on my Grammy's birthday, October 3rd, 2005 from the Hospital in Nashua, NH where I was born, by Nashua, NH DCYF.
My Mommy was given morphine in labor because I was Placenta-Previa. She was forced into delivering me naturally, which could have killed us both. I was born with Morphine in my system because of the Morphine they gave my Mommy.
There were many lies told against my family, which is the reason I was stolen. I've never even met my Daddy. He was never contacted by DCYF or the Court's. When he found out I was stolen, he fought for me and was denied paternity testing. His rights were never terminated and I was adopted any way. DCYF gave me to a couple who couldn't have children of their own. Then they were given two more little girls. We live in NH and I'm in the second grade.
My Real family has been fighting for my return since the day I was stolen. My Grammy has filed all kinds of Motions and appeals with the Court's. She has fought for my custody since before that horrible day I was stolen, but the lies of DCYF have kept us apart. My Uncle even tried to get custody, but he was told relative placement was not an option. They said I was being placed in Foster care. I've been in the same home ever since, longing for my REAL family. I don't belong here.
I know my REAL family is worried about me. My Grammy writes about me all the time and still fight's for my return.
This is picture of me and my Grammy at the Hospital, after she found out DCYF was stealing me. She look's very sad. She took care of my Mommy throughout her pregnancy and even helped deliver me. She rocked me and sang to me every day, until that awful day they kidnapped me. I haven't seen her since.
This is a picture of me with my doggy that Grammy and Grampy bought me the day I was born. They wanted me to be kept safe and wanted me to have something to always remember them by.
So if anyone out there has seen me, please let my REAL family know if I'm alright. I know they love and miss me and are worried. Some day I will be able to go home. I can't wait for that day!
US states scramble to pay for child welfare services
US states scramble to pay for child welfare services-GAO | Reuters:
Jan 30 (Reuters) - U.S. states are patching together funds from a variety of sources to care for thousands of children who have been abused or neglected, but they are still struggling to meet demand for services, a federal watchdog agency said on Wednesday.
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Jan 30 (Reuters) - U.S. states are patching together funds from a variety of sources to care for thousands of children who have been abused or neglected, but they are still struggling to meet demand for services, a federal watchdog agency said on Wednesday.
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