Woman arrested after foster child in her care dies

Woman arrested after foster child in her care dies | KFOR.com:

BROKEN ARROW, Okla. – A woman was arrested after a foster child in her care died. Authorities say 25-year-old Mallory Krajian is accused of injuring one of the foster children in her care.

Failing Children - Baby LK Report For August 31st 2014

Officials investigating child death at foster home

Officials investigating child death at foster home | KSN-TV:

BEL AIRE, Kansas – Officials are investigating a Bel Aire foster care home after an infant died last Thursday.

Stop over-drugging our foster children: Letters

Stop over-drugging our foster children: Letters:

Children are supposed to do their very own thing

This report (Aug. 24) on drugged children in the foster system was sickening, and I thank you for shedding light on this intolerable situation. Children’s lives should not be destroyed this way. Diana Dooley, secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency, and Will Lightbourne, director of Social Services, and Toby Douglas, director of Health Care Services, are those who hold the health and welfare of our children in their hands and are to blame for this situation.

Lieu takes on overdrugging of foster kids: Editorial

Lieu takes on overdrugging of foster kids: Editorial:

Exposing serious societal problems is always better than turning your head. Always. That’s why Bay Area News Group staff writer Karen de Sá spent nearly a year on research to bring to light the excessive use of powerful psychiatric drugs to control the behavior of California’s foster children.

Adoptive parents cleared in son's death

Adoptive parents cleared in son's death:

David and Angel Cook are struggling after the trauma of losing a son and then being charged with his death

Discarded children still bring in subsidy checks for the adoptive parents who tossed them aside (VIDEO)

Discarded children still bring in subsidy checks for the adoptive parents who tossed them aside (VIDEO) - NY Daily News:

Hundreds of adoptive parents in New York City who've sent their children to live elsewhere continue to get monthly government subsidies of up to $1,700 per child. They can continue receiving the checks until the child turns 21 years old.