Baby Veronica handover prompted 'a lot of crying'

Baby Veronica handover prompted 'a lot of crying' | Tulsa World:

They told her to pick a few toys to take with her, but Veronica refused. 
"I don't want to go," she said, according to sources familiar with last week's handover. "I don't want to go." 

RI state police arrest DCYF worker Michael Ayer on Heroin charges

RI state police arrest DCYF worker Michael Ayer on Heroin charges | WPRI.com:

Awesome! Another CPS/DCYF worker bites the Dust!

Police: Man admitted to selling drugs during work

Questions Arise For Child Welfare Workers After Death Of 12-Year-Old

Report: Questions Arise For Child Welfare Workers After Death Of 12-Year-Old « CBS Miami:

LAUDERHILL (CBSMiami) – A 12-year-old autistic girl died in Lauderhill on Wednesday night and state child welfare workers who were overseeing her care are facing serious questions.

UNH analysis leads to change in how child support is calculated in N.H.

UNH analysis leads to change in how child support is calculated in N.H. - Fosters:

DURHAM — An extensive analysis of New Hampshire child support guidelines by the University of New Hampshire has resulted in a substantial change in how child support is calculated in the Granite State.

Dusten Brown releases statement on Veronica's transfer

Dusten Brown releases statement on Veronica's transfer - Live5News.com | Charleston, SC | News, Weather, Sports:

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -

                                                                                                                 A win for the adoptive parents of Veronica, but does that mean the four-year-old wins as well?

NO!

Why do Kids Run Away from Foster Care?”

National Alliance to End Homelessness: Why do Kids Run Away from Foster Care?”:

Because Foster care SUCKS!
Do you know what the number of youth who ran away from foster care was in 2013? It was 6,189. To put that in perspective: That’s enough kids to fill more than 14 average sized elementary schools, or more than 110 school buses.

New Law Keeps Parents From Overmedicating Foster Children

New Law Keeps Parents From Overmedicating Foster Children | Texas Public Radio:

According to Texas Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), foster parents in Texas are 53 times more likely to overmedicate children in their care than parents with non-foster children, but a law passed during the last legislative session will stop the practice.