Formerly Incarcerated Moms Fight for Reforms to Save Families by Victoria Law — YES! Magazine:
Two-thirds of women behind bars are mothers of children under the age of 18, and even a short stint in jail can cause them to lose their jobs, housing, and kids. Here are four policies to help prevent that.
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
Sunday, March 13, 2016
Last member of Archuleta family sentenced in child abuse case
Last member of Archuleta family sentenced in child abuse case:
Archuleta, his wife Illiana, and her brother-in-law, Rogelio Archuleta, adopted twin boys and a girl in 2012.
They all pleaded no contest to abuse and starvation charges. As part of plea deals, Illiana Archuleta was sentenced to 30 years in prison. Rogelio Archuleta was sentenced to 35 years.
Archuleta, his wife Illiana, and her brother-in-law, Rogelio Archuleta, adopted twin boys and a girl in 2012.
They all pleaded no contest to abuse and starvation charges. As part of plea deals, Illiana Archuleta was sentenced to 30 years in prison. Rogelio Archuleta was sentenced to 35 years.
Friday, March 11, 2016
Some parents fear social service investigations, says Christian Institute
Some parents fear social service investigations, says Christian Institute:
A number of parents are living in fear of investigations by social services, according to a Christian group.
Some? How about All?
A number of parents are living in fear of investigations by social services, according to a Christian group.
Some? How about All?
Governor Hassan’s Statement on Senate Vote to Pass DCYF Bills
Governor Hassan’s Statement on Senate Vote to Pass DCYF Bills | New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan:
CONCORD – Governor Maggie Hassan issued the following statement after a bipartisan majority of the New Hampshire State Senate voted to pass three bills regarding the Division of Children Youth and Families (DCYF) and protections for children:
CONCORD – Governor Maggie Hassan issued the following statement after a bipartisan majority of the New Hampshire State Senate voted to pass three bills regarding the Division of Children Youth and Families (DCYF) and protections for children:
Senate approves bill to define opioid abuse as child neglect
Senate approves bill to define opioid abuse as child neglect | Health - WMUR Home:
Supporters said the approval was a win for children, calling them the most vulnerable victims of the opioid epidemic. The bill will now move to the House, where senators believe it will undergo some more changes.Senators said the overall goal of the legislation is to keep families together and get people the help they need.
My Comment: Better turn the Statehouse into an orphanage because DCYF will need all that space to put all the stolen children! Instead of using the excuse "in imminent danger", the new excuse will be "in extreme circumstances". They both mean the same thing. Just another way to pull the wool over everyone's eyes!
Supporters said the approval was a win for children, calling them the most vulnerable victims of the opioid epidemic. The bill will now move to the House, where senators believe it will undergo some more changes.Senators said the overall goal of the legislation is to keep families together and get people the help they need.
My Comment: Better turn the Statehouse into an orphanage because DCYF will need all that space to put all the stolen children! Instead of using the excuse "in imminent danger", the new excuse will be "in extreme circumstances". They both mean the same thing. Just another way to pull the wool over everyone's eyes!
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Councilors to vote today on DCYF review
Councilors to vote today on DCYF review | New Hampshire:
A top state official backed away Tuesday from a letter he signed last week, which said the state Division of Children, Youth and Families had subjected itself to an internal review.
Jeffrey Meyers, the newly named commissioner of Health and Human Services, said Tuesday there is no written report, assessment or list of recommendations to come out of the review.
A top state official backed away Tuesday from a letter he signed last week, which said the state Division of Children, Youth and Families had subjected itself to an internal review.
Jeffrey Meyers, the newly named commissioner of Health and Human Services, said Tuesday there is no written report, assessment or list of recommendations to come out of the review.
Contract for Independent Review of DCYF Approved by Governor and Council | New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan
Contract for Independent Review of DCYF Approved by Governor and Council | New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan:
Its About Time!
For Immediate Release
March 9, 2016
March 9, 2016
Contact:
Communications Office
(603)271-2121
Communications Office
(603)271-2121
Contract for Independent Review of DCYF Approved by Governor and Council
CONCORD – In a bipartisan vote, the Executive Council today approved a contract for an independent review of the child protective services of the Division of Children Youth and Families (DCYF) that Governor Maggie Hassan directed in order to ensure that the State of New Hampshire is providing the best protection for children in child abuse and neglect cases.
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