CPS admits mistakes in foster child’s death | www.statesman.com:
State officials admitted this week that Child Protective Services made mistakes in the case of an 11-month-old girl who died in her Cedar Park foster home, but the agency declined to detail what those errors were or how it plans to address them.
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 8, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
THE LOST CARE CHILDREN, CALLING YOU CALLING ME 5 Jan.2014
The song Calling you, calling me, will soon be available on Maggie's website ..
http://www.childrenscreamingtobeheard... and can be downloaded from Itunes, all
proceeds will go to helping the children screaming to be heard.
http://concertforabusedchildren.com/
http://caica.org/FOSTER%20CARE%20DEAT...
http://www.davidicke.com/headlines/75...
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/c...
SMOKE AND MIRRORS: IS THE UK HIDING THE "NUMBER" OF CHILDREN HAVING PASSED AWAY IN STATE CARE
October 13, 2013 at 11:58pm
By R. Fairhurst © 2013
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Jeremiah Oliver case: Public still wondering how this could have happened
Jeremiah Oliver case: Public still wondering how this could have happened - Worcester Telegram & Gazette - telegram.com:
It happens when the Public doesn't pay attention to what really goes on between CPS/DCYF and Families. Nobody listens, until they themselves are thrust into the rogue CPS/DCYF nightmare!
This is definitely NOT a unique case and most certainly DOES indicate systematic problems in the agency, in not just Fitchburg, but Nationwide. In fact, Worldwide!
Gov. Deval L. Patrick and officials at the state Department of Children and Families were quick to claim last week that the agency's failures to protect 5-year-old Jeremiah Oliver of Fitchburg — who has been missing since September and may have been killed — was a "unique" case and does not indicate a systematic problem in the agency.
It happens when the Public doesn't pay attention to what really goes on between CPS/DCYF and Families. Nobody listens, until they themselves are thrust into the rogue CPS/DCYF nightmare!
This is definitely NOT a unique case and most certainly DOES indicate systematic problems in the agency, in not just Fitchburg, but Nationwide. In fact, Worldwide!
Gov. Deval L. Patrick and officials at the state Department of Children and Families were quick to claim last week that the agency's failures to protect 5-year-old Jeremiah Oliver of Fitchburg — who has been missing since September and may have been killed — was a "unique" case and does not indicate a systematic problem in the agency.
Fleming Co. foster mother pleads not guilty on child abuse charges
Fleming Co. foster mother pleads not guilty on child abuse charges:
FLEMING COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - A foster mother pleaded not guilty to child abuse charges against her, after police say a child in her care suffered a brain injury.
FLEMING COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - A foster mother pleaded not guilty to child abuse charges against her, after police say a child in her care suffered a brain injury.
Tribal court orders children returned to father from Black Hawk
Tribal court orders children returned to father from Black Hawk:
Holding onto hope his daughters would be returned soon, Nathan McNutt of Black Hawk held off decorating his Christmas tree by himself in mid-December.
Holding onto hope his daughters would be returned soon, Nathan McNutt of Black Hawk held off decorating his Christmas tree by himself in mid-December.
L.A. County social services facing lawsuit in Palmdale child abuse case
L.A. County social services facing lawsuit in Palmdale child abuse case - latimes.com:
The grandparents of alleged child abuse victim Gabriel Fernandez are suing several L.A. County agencies, accusing them of mishandling the boy's case.
The grandparents of alleged child abuse victim Gabriel Fernandez are suing several L.A. County agencies, accusing them of mishandling the boy's case.
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