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
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Foster mother not told about child's health problems
Foster mother not told about child's health problems - Edmonton - CBC News:
Fatality inquiry examined death of 13-month-old Hobbema girl in March 2009
A 13-month-old foster child who died of pneumonia four years ago had a lengthy history of asthma and respiratory problems that were never shared with her foster mother, a fatality inquiry has found.Immigration law ‘is keeping father of four from his family in Britain’
Immigration law ‘is keeping father of four from his family in Britain’ - London - News - London Evening Standard:
A married father of four has yet to see his baby daughter in the flesh because of a new immigration rule that he says is tearing his family apart.
A married father of four has yet to see his baby daughter in the flesh because of a new immigration rule that he says is tearing his family apart.
Clovis man convicted of abusing foster children
Clovis man convicted of abusing foster children - Clovis News Journal:
A Clovis man convicted in June of abusing his foster children with a stun gun was sentenced Wednesday to 16 years in prison, according to District Attorney Matt Chandler.
A Clovis man convicted in June of abusing his foster children with a stun gun was sentenced Wednesday to 16 years in prison, according to District Attorney Matt Chandler.
Family Law Advisory Commission Review of Proposed Rules for Guardians ad litem
Family Law Advisory Commission Review of Proposed Rules for Guardians ad litem – And Justice For All - BDN Maine Blogs:
The following letter was sent out this morning to the Hon Leigh Saufley directly with copies going to the Governor and members of the Judiciary Committee. While the Hon Leigh Saufley asked for commentary from the committee that is working on reforming the Guardian ad litem complaint process – MeGALalert, and the consumers of the Divorce Industry do have a say in what happens with any reform. This maybe even more so when considering that the Family Law Advisory Commission had not one consumer.
The following letter was sent out this morning to the Hon Leigh Saufley directly with copies going to the Governor and members of the Judiciary Committee. While the Hon Leigh Saufley asked for commentary from the committee that is working on reforming the Guardian ad litem complaint process – MeGALalert, and the consumers of the Divorce Industry do have a say in what happens with any reform. This maybe even more so when considering that the Family Law Advisory Commission had not one consumer.
Teen moms: Foster youth more likely to have children and need help
Teen moms: Foster youth more likely to have children and need help - San Jose Mercury News:
Teenage girls in foster care are 2.5 times more likely to become pregnant by age 19 than those not in foster care. By age 21, a full 50 percent of foster youth will have given birth to at least one child, a rate more than double the same-age population. We have been successful in reducing the number of teen pregnancies in California, but we have not been able to reduce the number of teen pregnancies among foster youth.
Teenage girls in foster care are 2.5 times more likely to become pregnant by age 19 than those not in foster care. By age 21, a full 50 percent of foster youth will have given birth to at least one child, a rate more than double the same-age population. We have been successful in reducing the number of teen pregnancies in California, but we have not been able to reduce the number of teen pregnancies among foster youth.
‘That Was A Nightmare’: One North Carolina Boy’s Foster Care Story
‘That Was A Nightmare’: One North Carolina Boy’s Foster Care Story — Children's Rights:
Jed Maddalon entered foster care after he was found chained to a bed. While he now has a loving family, Jed’s journey through North Carolina’s child welfare system was harrowing. WCNC Charlotte featured his story and it begins with Jed almost dying:
Jed Maddalon entered foster care after he was found chained to a bed. While he now has a loving family, Jed’s journey through North Carolina’s child welfare system was harrowing. WCNC Charlotte featured his story and it begins with Jed almost dying:
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