Mother claims Social Services didn't do enough ahead of 5 childr - WTVM.com-Columbus, GA News Weather & Sports:
LEXINGTON COUNTY, SC (WIS) -The former wife of the man accused of brutally killing his five children then dumping their bodies in a ditch in rural Alabama has filed a lawsuit against the state and Lexington County Department of Social Services for failing to protect the children from their murders.
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
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Judge to Pay for Indian Child Welfare Act Violations
Judge to Pay for Indian Child Welfare Act Violations | The Lakota Law Project Report:
South Dakota Judge Jeff Davis agreed to pay $50,000 to plaintiffs from the Oglala Sioux and Rosebud Sioux Tribes for attorneys’ fees after a 2015 ruling found he had violated the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) on numerous occasions.
South Dakota Judge Jeff Davis agreed to pay $50,000 to plaintiffs from the Oglala Sioux and Rosebud Sioux Tribes for attorneys’ fees after a 2015 ruling found he had violated the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) on numerous occasions.
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Supporting families on both sides of foster care
Supporting families on both sides of foster care | Alaska Public Media:
Foster care doesn’t just impact kids. It changes the lives of entire families — and foster families. So how do we support both those who lose their children and those who take them in? We’ll talk about supporting the foster care system on the next Talk of Alaska statewide.
Foster care doesn’t just impact kids. It changes the lives of entire families — and foster families. So how do we support both those who lose their children and those who take them in? We’ll talk about supporting the foster care system on the next Talk of Alaska statewide.
Kids struggle with parents behind bars
Kids struggle with parents behind bars | Local News | record-eagle.com:
TRAVERSE CITY — A nationwide Kids Count policy report indicates an alarming trend for children across the state. The Annie E. Casey foundation report released Monday shows 228,000 Michigan children — or about one in 10 — have had a parent incarcerated in their lifetime. Only Indiana and Kentucky are listed as having a higher percentage.
Infant assaulted with 8 vaccine doses at six months old... collapses into state of brain damage... doctors blame the parents!
Infant assaulted with 8 vaccine doses at six months old... collapses into state of brain damage... doctors blame the parents! - NaturalNews.com:
(NaturalNews) Desperate to share her story, a Texas mother is speaking out about the traumatic injuries her young daughter sustained after being injected at six months old with a total of eight vaccine doses.
About a month after infant Cerenity received the DTaP/Hib/IPV (5-in-1 combo), hepatitis B, pneumococcal Prevnar 13, and the oral Rotavirus vaccine, she suffered several major injuries and grew increasingly unwell.
(NaturalNews) Desperate to share her story, a Texas mother is speaking out about the traumatic injuries her young daughter sustained after being injected at six months old with a total of eight vaccine doses.
About a month after infant Cerenity received the DTaP/Hib/IPV (5-in-1 combo), hepatitis B, pneumococcal Prevnar 13, and the oral Rotavirus vaccine, she suffered several major injuries and grew increasingly unwell.
Commission studying N.H. child fatalities to discuss ombudsman
Commission studying N.H. child fatalities to discuss ombudsman - News - fosters.com - Dover, NH:
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A legislative commission tasked with reviewing child deaths in New Hampshire is seeking advice from a former head of the Massachusetts child advocacy office.The commission recommends New Hampshire's Division for Children, Youth and Families hire an ombudsman to oversee the agency after two high profile child deaths. It will hear Monday from Gail Garinger, the former head of a similar office in Massachusetts.
We already have an Ombudsman! What we need are FAMILY ADVOCATES, who work with the entire family. Looking out for the family's best interest. God knows someone needs to when dealing with DCYF.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A legislative commission tasked with reviewing child deaths in New Hampshire is seeking advice from a former head of the Massachusetts child advocacy office.The commission recommends New Hampshire's Division for Children, Youth and Families hire an ombudsman to oversee the agency after two high profile child deaths. It will hear Monday from Gail Garinger, the former head of a similar office in Massachusetts.
We already have an Ombudsman! What we need are FAMILY ADVOCATES, who work with the entire family. Looking out for the family's best interest. God knows someone needs to when dealing with DCYF.
Child abuse panel alarmed at DCYF staffing levels
Child abuse panel alarmed at DCYF staffing levels | New Hampshire:
CONCORD — A rising number of child abuse complaints is coming into a child protective system that is understaffed and plagued by high turnover.
That’s the situation at the Division of Children, Youth and Families, according to Director Lorraine Bartlett, who testified Monday at the monthly meeting of the Legislative Commission on Child Abuse Fatalities.
CONCORD — A rising number of child abuse complaints is coming into a child protective system that is understaffed and plagued by high turnover.
That’s the situation at the Division of Children, Youth and Families, according to Director Lorraine Bartlett, who testified Monday at the monthly meeting of the Legislative Commission on Child Abuse Fatalities.
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