LETTER: Things getting worse in U.S. | GadsdenTimes.com:
Several days, ago a woman in South Carolina was arrested and charged with child abuse. She left her daughter to play in the park while she worked her six-hour shift at McDonald’s. She was charged with a felony. Her daughter was taken away and put in Child Protective Services.
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Yet Children from Guatemala, Honduras and God only know's where else, have crossed our border, to be reunited with their families, who haven't been charged with ANY abuse. These children are being placed with their relatives, while our children are sent to Foster care. Why aren't our families being treated with the same respect?
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, July 24, 2014
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Mother Confronts CPS Child Protective Services
Mother confronts CPS as to why they didn't inform her that her son had slipped into a coma after being medicated by CPS.
Baby dies while in foster care at East Texas home
Baby dies while in foster care at East Texas home - KFDA - NewsChannel 10 / Amarillo News, Weather, Sports:
HUNTINGTON, Texas (AP) - Officials say a 2-month-old girl has died at an East Texas home as the woman with whom she was living ran an errand and left several other adults to watch the baby.
HUNTINGTON, Texas (AP) - Officials say a 2-month-old girl has died at an East Texas home as the woman with whom she was living ran an errand and left several other adults to watch the baby.
Sunday, July 20, 2014
The Failures of America’s Foster Care System
The Failures of America’s Foster Care System | Global Research:
I worked with the largest county children’s welfare services in America for more than a quarter century. For several decades as a licensed therapist in Los Angeles County, I provided mandated therapy to both children as well as young adults were aging out of the child welfare system. Over the years I made countless trips to LA County Children’s Court representing dozens of children and families as my clients.
I worked with the largest county children’s welfare services in America for more than a quarter century. For several decades as a licensed therapist in Los Angeles County, I provided mandated therapy to both children as well as young adults were aging out of the child welfare system. Over the years I made countless trips to LA County Children’s Court representing dozens of children and families as my clients.
Saturday, July 19, 2014
CPS-DHS does not want you to know this information
So many parents have made the mistake of trusting the system, I know from personal experience. Parents give up because it is very exhausting and that is exactly what social services wants you to do, but the only option that you have to to keep fighting. Parents that have been falsely accused feel as if they can not win, but you can you need to stay strong for your children and make sure they know that you are fighting for them. Advocates all over can not stress enough to get people to learn everything they can that will help.
Children in Foster Care: Behavioral Health Care Use in Medicaid
Children in Foster Care: Behavioral Health Care Use in Medicaid » Center for Health Care Strategies:
Many children in the nation’s foster care system – nearly one in three – use behavioral health services. This population represents only three percent of all children in Medicaid, but 15 percent of those using behavioral health services and 29 percent of Medicaid expenditures for children’s behavioral health services.
Many children in the nation’s foster care system – nearly one in three – use behavioral health services. This population represents only three percent of all children in Medicaid, but 15 percent of those using behavioral health services and 29 percent of Medicaid expenditures for children’s behavioral health services.
Scoppe: Order in the court: sealed records, closed doors
Scoppe: Order in the court: sealed records, closed doors | Cindi Scoppe | The State:
OUR STATE constitution requires that South Carolina’s courts be open to the public, which also means that the work of the courts is supposed be open to the public, but until a little more than a decade ago, state judges routinely sealed settlements in lawsuits, even lawsuits involving state agencies.
OUR STATE constitution requires that South Carolina’s courts be open to the public, which also means that the work of the courts is supposed be open to the public, but until a little more than a decade ago, state judges routinely sealed settlements in lawsuits, even lawsuits involving state agencies.
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