Article: How to fix Florida's Child Protective Services? | OpEdNews:
Florida's Child Protective Services is an example of many government agencies that are started with the best of intentions and then spin out of control due to perverse incentives. The next thing you know, what started as a solution becomes the new problem.
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, July 19, 2014
Charges to be dropped against AZ mom who left kids in car
Charges to be dropped against AZ mom who left kids in car - CBS 5 - KPHO:
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (CBS5) -
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (CBS5) -
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery says he'll dismiss child abuse charges against an Arizona mother accused of leaving her children in a hot car while she interviewed for a job.
How safe are our child shelter homes?
How safe are our child shelter homes? | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis:
Government data reveals that children are subjected to gross abuses in the very shelter homes that are made to protect them. There were 932 cases of abuses and violations registered in child care institutions in 2013-14, reveals data furnished by the National Commission of Protection of Child Rights. Of these, 532 cases were registered in Uttar Pradesh alone.
Government data reveals that children are subjected to gross abuses in the very shelter homes that are made to protect them. There were 932 cases of abuses and violations registered in child care institutions in 2013-14, reveals data furnished by the National Commission of Protection of Child Rights. Of these, 532 cases were registered in Uttar Pradesh alone.
Trial for parents accused of beating adopted daughter continued to October
In Need of Care: Trial for parents accused of beating adopted daughter continued to October | Wichita Eagle:
A judge granted a 60-day continuance Friday for parents accused of beating their adopted daughter, keeping her in a windowless room in the basement and chaining her at times to a bed.
A judge granted a 60-day continuance Friday for parents accused of beating their adopted daughter, keeping her in a windowless room in the basement and chaining her at times to a bed.
Justina Pelletier Goes To D.C. To Lobby For Research Bill
Justina Pelletier Goes To D.C. To Lobby For Research Bill - Courant.com:
Justina Pelletier traveled to Washington, D.C., Wednesday to advocate for a bill named in her honor. Pelletier, 16, spent 16 months at the center of a widely publicized custody battle between her family and the State of Massachusetts. She returned to her West Hartford home on June 18.
Jailed pregnant women feed foster care pipeline
Jailed pregnant women feed foster care pipeline | Regional Voices | The Olympian:
My mother began using drugs as a teen. By the time I was born, she’d done several stints in prison. She even gave birth to me in prison, where I lived for the first year of my life. Eventually, though, my incarcerated mother lost custody of me. I wound up in foster care, later adoption.
My mother began using drugs as a teen. By the time I was born, she’d done several stints in prison. She even gave birth to me in prison, where I lived for the first year of my life. Eventually, though, my incarcerated mother lost custody of me. I wound up in foster care, later adoption.
Mexico: Sex abuse at group home house of horror
Mexico: Sex abuse at group home house of horror :: WRAL.com:
ZAMORA, MEXICO — Mexican prosecutors said Wednesday that victims told harrowing tales of sexual abuse, beatings, hunger and filth in a once well-regarded group home where authorities freed a total of 607 adults and children in a raid.
ZAMORA, MEXICO — Mexican prosecutors said Wednesday that victims told harrowing tales of sexual abuse, beatings, hunger and filth in a once well-regarded group home where authorities freed a total of 607 adults and children in a raid.
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