NYC child protection worker admits to lying about visit - NY Daily News:
A city children's services worker pleaded guilty to lying about visiting a pregnant Brooklyn woman who was suspected of leaving her young child alone.
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Woman Files Lawsuit Over Baby Seizure
Woman Files Lawsuit Over Baby Seizure | WDAY:
Minot (KX News) - A Minot woman says her newborn baby was snatched from her arms due to an erroneous drug test.The woman has filed suit against the hospital that administered the drug test, and the social service agency that took her daughter.
Assembly passes three bills to curb psych drugs in California foster care
Assembly passes three bills to curb psych drugs in California foster care - ContraCostaTimes.com:
The state Assembly on Tuesday unanimously approved legislation to better protect California foster children from too many psychiatric drugs through greater oversight by nurses, social workers, caregivers and court professionals.
The state Assembly on Tuesday unanimously approved legislation to better protect California foster children from too many psychiatric drugs through greater oversight by nurses, social workers, caregivers and court professionals.
Too Often in Foster Care, Kids' Privacy Rights Used to Protect Agencies
Too Often in Foster Care, Kids' Privacy Rights Used to Protect Agencies - The Chronicle of Social Change:
The privacy rights of children and their families caught up in the child welfare system should be protected. But all too often, they are used to shield agencies from questions about their actions.
The privacy rights of children and their families caught up in the child welfare system should be protected. But all too often, they are used to shield agencies from questions about their actions.
Our View: Mass. failed children in DCF custody
Our View: Mass. failed children in DCF custody - Opinion - North Attleborough Free Press - North Attleboro, MA:
The state’s report on Friday laying out what happened to 7-year-old Jack Loiselle in his father’s Hardwick home is heartbreaking. And the magnitude of case mismanagement and system breakdown by the state Department of Children and Families is a travesty.
The state’s report on Friday laying out what happened to 7-year-old Jack Loiselle in his father’s Hardwick home is heartbreaking. And the magnitude of case mismanagement and system breakdown by the state Department of Children and Families is a travesty.
New philosophy gives child welfare workers more choices
New philosophy gives child welfare workers more choices:
Will things ever change for families that are struggling with the issues of child abuse and neglect? In Oregon, the answer is — Yes! The commitment to support families to remain stable and attached, with children in their own homes to reduce the trauma of being removed from their home and family, is a piece of what we will come to know as Differential Response.
Will things ever change for families that are struggling with the issues of child abuse and neglect? In Oregon, the answer is — Yes! The commitment to support families to remain stable and attached, with children in their own homes to reduce the trauma of being removed from their home and family, is a piece of what we will come to know as Differential Response.
Mass. Auditor Suzanne Bump: 2014 report warned of state foster care problems
Mass. Auditor Suzanne Bump: 2014 report warned of state foster care problems | masslive.com:
BOSTON - State Auditor Suzanne Bump says issues of a lack of collaboration between agencies, weak policies and procedures, and unreliable or outdated data cited in last week's state report how 7-year-old Jack Loiselle of Hardwick ended up in a coma while his family was under state supervision are no surprise.
BOSTON - State Auditor Suzanne Bump says issues of a lack of collaboration between agencies, weak policies and procedures, and unreliable or outdated data cited in last week's state report how 7-year-old Jack Loiselle of Hardwick ended up in a coma while his family was under state supervision are no surprise.
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