The state Department of Children and Families is back in the news facing sharp criticism over multiple issues. This hour, we dig into them and we'll examine what, if anything, needs to change within DCF.
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In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Thursday, October 13, 2016
A Baby Nearly Dies in Foster Care, Reigniting Questions About Connecticut's DCF
A Baby Nearly Dies in Foster Care, Reigniting Questions About Connecticut's DCF | WNPR News:
Court OKs trial for social worker facing drug charges
WBAY - Court OKs trial for social worker facing drug charges - October 10, 2016:
BROWN COUNTY, Wis. (WBAY) – The case against a Brown County social worker accused of selling meth will go forward.
BROWN COUNTY, Wis. (WBAY) – The case against a Brown County social worker accused of selling meth will go forward.
Federal Court Case Asks: Is it Against Constitution for Caseworkers to Lie?
Federal Court Case Asks: Is it Against Constitution for Caseworkers to Lie?:
Is it constitutional for a caseworker to lie in court?
Is it constitutional for a caseworker to lie in court?
If that question comes across to you as one with an obvious answer, consider that a court case on the subject is one stop away from the U.S. Supreme Court.
My Comment: Caseworker's Nationwide commit perjury on a daily basis to steal children from their innocent parents. Hopefully Judge Trott will put an end to it. It would also be nice if ALL the cases where perjury took place Nationwide were ALL overturned!!! Wishful thinking!
My Comment: Caseworker's Nationwide commit perjury on a daily basis to steal children from their innocent parents. Hopefully Judge Trott will put an end to it. It would also be nice if ALL the cases where perjury took place Nationwide were ALL overturned!!! Wishful thinking!
Child protection services judged 'unsatisfactory and inconsistent'
Child protection services judged 'unsatisfactory and inconsistent' | Society | The Guardian:
Six years of social work reforms championed by David Cameron aimed at driving up standards in child protection services have largely failed to deliver improvements, the government’s spending watchdog has concluded.
Six years of social work reforms championed by David Cameron aimed at driving up standards in child protection services have largely failed to deliver improvements, the government’s spending watchdog has concluded.
Family Court: Case ‘a fight between foster carers and father’
Family Court: Case ‘a fight between foster carers and father’:
A child, whom the Child and Family Agency wants to retain in care until adulthood, perceives an ongoing court case as “a fight between her foster carers and her father”, her court-appointed guardian has said. “In reality, what she wants is both,” the guardian told Judge Brendan Toale at the Dublin District Child Care Court yesterday.
A child, whom the Child and Family Agency wants to retain in care until adulthood, perceives an ongoing court case as “a fight between her foster carers and her father”, her court-appointed guardian has said. “In reality, what she wants is both,” the guardian told Judge Brendan Toale at the Dublin District Child Care Court yesterday.
Dad sues US state, claims it failed to protect his daughter from abuse
Dad sues US state, claims it failed to protect his daughter from abuse - Yahoo7:
The father of a three-year-old girl who died after being physically abused by her mother’s boyfriend is suing the state of Connecticut for failing to protect his daughter.
The father of a three-year-old girl who died after being physically abused by her mother’s boyfriend is suing the state of Connecticut for failing to protect his daughter.
A challenge to Hillary Clinton's self-praise for foster care reform
A challenge to Hillary Clinton's self-praise for foster care reform - Washington Times:
During this election season, a lot of fuss has been made about “fact checking.” I’m all for it. Over the years that I directed the Institute for Children, a think tank that focused on foster care and adoption policy, fact checking was one of the most important things the organization did. “Everything we publish has got to be air tight,” I told my staff, again and again.
During this election season, a lot of fuss has been made about “fact checking.” I’m all for it. Over the years that I directed the Institute for Children, a think tank that focused on foster care and adoption policy, fact checking was one of the most important things the organization did. “Everything we publish has got to be air tight,” I told my staff, again and again.
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