DCYF overseer steps down to take Va. job | New Hampshire:
CONCORD — The associate commissioner in charge of the Division of Children and Youth Services is stepping down at a time when the organization comes under intense scrutiny.
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
Monday, April 25, 2016
Child advocate proposed for NH
Child advocate proposed for NH | New Hampshire:
CONCORD — A legislative commission set up to review child abuse fatalities in New Hampshire is working on its most ambitious proposal yet — a watchdog agency to keep an independent eye on the state’s child protection system, particularly the Division of Children, Youth and Families.
CONCORD — A legislative commission set up to review child abuse fatalities in New Hampshire is working on its most ambitious proposal yet — a watchdog agency to keep an independent eye on the state’s child protection system, particularly the Division of Children, Youth and Families.
Sunday, April 24, 2016
Uncut: Time for action for CPS in Texas
Uncut: Time for action for CPS in Texas | WFAA.com:
It's a true shame that another week has passed and we still have no set plan in Texas to fix Child Protective Services. State senators in Austin engaged in plenty of wailing and gnashing of teeth this week, claiming to want to makes some changes. But in the end, that's all they did: talk about it.
Canadian mom investigated for letting kids play alone in backyard: Report
Canadian mom investigated for letting kids play alone in backyard: Report - Washington Times:
A Canadian mother is upset after said she was investigated by child protection services for letting her children play alone in their fenced-in backyard.
A Canadian mother is upset after said she was investigated by child protection services for letting her children play alone in their fenced-in backyard.
CPS ‘failed’ girl beaten to death in Grand Prairie, memos state
CPS ‘failed’ girl beaten to death in Grand Prairie, memos state | The Star-Telegram:
GRAND PRAIRIE-
GRAND PRAIRIE-
Child Protective Services acknowledged in agency memos that local caseworkers “failed to eliminate danger indicators” before a 4-year-old girl was beaten to death in Grand Prairie in March.
Mother Wins Appeal After Her Rights Were Terminated-The Case Could Change Michigan Law
She lost her parental rights. Now, she's won her appeal, and the case could change Michigan's laws | state of opportunity:
Today I got an update on a story we reported here in January. It's the story of Michelle Gach, a mother whose parental rights were terminated by a judge after her three-year-old-son was found wandering one morning with his dogs in a park across the street from his house. Gach told me she'd worked into the early morning that day, and her son snuck out of the house "to be a big boy" and walk the dogs while she slept.
Today I got an update on a story we reported here in January. It's the story of Michelle Gach, a mother whose parental rights were terminated by a judge after her three-year-old-son was found wandering one morning with his dogs in a park across the street from his house. Gach told me she'd worked into the early morning that day, and her son snuck out of the house "to be a big boy" and walk the dogs while she slept.
Let's alter Child Protective Services System to keep dads in kids’ lives
Your Views: Let's alter Child Protective Services System to keep dads in kids’ lives | GazetteXtra:
Children desperately need fathers in their lives. However, the current Child Protective Services System of the state and federal governments is no more than a bounty-hunting network to hound, harass and incarcerate mostly poor fathers. The debtor’s prison is alive and well; but only for noncustodial parents; not for any other debt does the law require incarceration for nonpayment.
Children desperately need fathers in their lives. However, the current Child Protective Services System of the state and federal governments is no more than a bounty-hunting network to hound, harass and incarcerate mostly poor fathers. The debtor’s prison is alive and well; but only for noncustodial parents; not for any other debt does the law require incarceration for nonpayment.
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