Investigation launched into abuse in foster homes, youth care - NL Times:
The government is launching a full investigation into physical abuse of children who were removed from their homes by child welfare. The investigation, launched based on the advice of the De Winter committee, will span from 1945 until present.
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
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Fired DHS worker charged with overtime fraud
Fired DHS worker charged with overtime fraud | News OK:
A former child welfare specialist at the Oklahoma Department of Human Services has been charged with six felony counts of making false overtime claims.
A former child welfare specialist at the Oklahoma Department of Human Services has been charged with six felony counts of making false overtime claims.
Monday, May 16, 2016
Medical Kidnapping in California Results in Infant Death
Medical Kidnapping in California Results in Infant Death:
It is hard to imagine a mother hearing more difficult words than those Danielle Hines from Riverside, California heard after her ultrasound at 6 1/2 months of pregnancy. Doctors told her that her new baby would be born with a severe heart defect, and they advised her to abort her baby. She refused. There was a lot of love in her heart, and she was determined to meet the challenge, giving everything that she could to help her baby. After all of this, Child Protective Services swooped in and seized her baby before she was even two months old. In Danielle’s words: CPS removed her from our beautiful home because I have too many children and were fearful I could not care for her due to Hayden having Hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
It is hard to imagine a mother hearing more difficult words than those Danielle Hines from Riverside, California heard after her ultrasound at 6 1/2 months of pregnancy. Doctors told her that her new baby would be born with a severe heart defect, and they advised her to abort her baby. She refused. There was a lot of love in her heart, and she was determined to meet the challenge, giving everything that she could to help her baby. After all of this, Child Protective Services swooped in and seized her baby before she was even two months old. In Danielle’s words: CPS removed her from our beautiful home because I have too many children and were fearful I could not care for her due to Hayden having Hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
Many factors considered for grandparent custody
Many factors considered for grandparent custody | TheNewsEnterprise.com:
The decision to place a child into a person’s custody can play an important part on shaping the child’s future. Family court judges look at different components before adjudicating what’s best for the child or children involved. Sometimes kinship care is the best option. Other times, it’s not.
The decision to place a child into a person’s custody can play an important part on shaping the child’s future. Family court judges look at different components before adjudicating what’s best for the child or children involved. Sometimes kinship care is the best option. Other times, it’s not.
Attorney: CPS 'overreached' taking missing 7-year-old
Attorney: CPS 'overreached' taking missing 7-year-old:
Did Michigan’s Child Protective Services act too hastily when it successfully sought a court order seeking custody of a missing 7-year-old Hamburg Township girl found safe in Florida?
Did Michigan’s Child Protective Services act too hastily when it successfully sought a court order seeking custody of a missing 7-year-old Hamburg Township girl found safe in Florida?
Former Texas Foster Children Tell Of Frequent Moves, Abuse
Former Texas Foster Children Tell Of Frequent Moves, Abuse « CBS Dallas / Fort Worth:
DALLAS (AP) — At 5, the girl identified as S.A. entered the Texas foster care system. Within months, she reported being raped by an older child. She was moved more than 45 times, including to psychiatric hospitals, and missed several chances for adoption because of paperwork delays. At 18, after aging out of the system, she walked into traffic and was hit by a car. At last report, she was living in a homeless shelter.
DALLAS (AP) — At 5, the girl identified as S.A. entered the Texas foster care system. Within months, she reported being raped by an older child. She was moved more than 45 times, including to psychiatric hospitals, and missed several chances for adoption because of paperwork delays. At 18, after aging out of the system, she walked into traffic and was hit by a car. At last report, she was living in a homeless shelter.
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