When it comes to their children’s education, Donald Trump and Barack Obama are in lockstep. Both understand that uprooting a child from school can impede educational achievement, and disrupt fragile social and emotional development.
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, January 16, 2017
Trump, Obama Agree on Educational Stability, What About Foster Kids?
Trump, Obama Agree on Educational Stability, What About Foster Kids?:
More babies exposed to opioids in womb
More babies exposed to opioids in womb | WTOP:
WASHINGTON — The opioid epidemic is causing more babies to be exposed to drug abuse while they are still in the womb. In addition to overdose and death, effects of the abuse of opioids include an increase of babies born going through opiate withdrawal.
Dad Forced To Give Newborn Daughter Up For Adoption For Just One Simple Reason
Dad Forced To Give Newborn Daughter Up For Adoption For Just One Simple Reason:
A 20-year-old Utah father claims his baby daughter is being put up for adoption against his will.
"It was the hardest thing I could do," a tearful Colby Nielsen said, according to KUTV, when describing having to give his 2-week-old daughter, Kaylee, to prospective adoptive parents. "I couldn't even get her out of the car seat."
A 20-year-old Utah father claims his baby daughter is being put up for adoption against his will.
"It was the hardest thing I could do," a tearful Colby Nielsen said, according to KUTV, when describing having to give his 2-week-old daughter, Kaylee, to prospective adoptive parents. "I couldn't even get her out of the car seat."
Dr. Phil Goes To Capitol Hill To Demand Change To The Foster Care System
Dr. Phil Goes To Capitol Hill To Demand Change To The Foster Care System | Dr. Phil:
Dr. Phil often says that the foster care system is broken and in need of drastic change. In an effort to bring about change, he and Dr. Frank Lawlis, Chairman of the Dr. Phil Advisory Board and founder of the Lawlis Peavey PNP Center, went to Washington, D.C. to address members of the House of Representatives to make a case to overhaul the foster care system.
Dr. Phil often says that the foster care system is broken and in need of drastic change. In an effort to bring about change, he and Dr. Frank Lawlis, Chairman of the Dr. Phil Advisory Board and founder of the Lawlis Peavey PNP Center, went to Washington, D.C. to address members of the House of Representatives to make a case to overhaul the foster care system.
Saturday, January 14, 2017
HHS chief calls for changes in child protection laws
HHS chief calls for changes in child protection laws | New Hampshire:
CONCORD — The first step the state needs to take in response to a highly critical report of child protective services in New Hampshire is to amend the state laws surrounding child abuse, according to Commissioner of Health and Human Services Jeffrey Meyers.
CONCORD — The first step the state needs to take in response to a highly critical report of child protective services in New Hampshire is to amend the state laws surrounding child abuse, according to Commissioner of Health and Human Services Jeffrey Meyers.
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Mom accused in daughter's rape, murder, dismemberment was child welfare worker
Mom accused in daughter's rape, murder, dismemberment was child welfare worker | NH1:
EASTON, Pa. (AP) — A woman charged with killing and dismembering her adoptive daughter as part of a rape-murder fantasy she and her boyfriend shared had previously worked as an adoption supervisor for a children's welfare agency, authorities said Monday.
EASTON, Pa. (AP) — A woman charged with killing and dismembering her adoptive daughter as part of a rape-murder fantasy she and her boyfriend shared had previously worked as an adoption supervisor for a children's welfare agency, authorities said Monday.
Monday, January 9, 2017
CASA added as defendant in child abuse lawsuit
CASA added as defendant in child abuse lawsuit | New Hampshire:
MANCHESTER — The nonprofit organization that provides court-appointed advocates to represent children in abuse cases has been added as a new defendant in a high-profile lawsuit previously filed against the state’s child protective service agency and Easterseals.
MANCHESTER — The nonprofit organization that provides court-appointed advocates to represent children in abuse cases has been added as a new defendant in a high-profile lawsuit previously filed against the state’s child protective service agency and Easterseals.
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