Inside the state child welfare investigative team:
Barely three days after 12-year-old Caden Berry of Keizer died, the head of Oregon's child welfare agency ordered a full review of the agency's interactions with his family.
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
Sunday, March 5, 2017
DHS considering proposal to separate children from adults at border
DHS considering proposal to separate children from adults at bor - NBC-2.com WBBH News for Fort Myers, Cape Coral:
(CNN) -- The Department of Homeland Security is considering a proposal to separate children from adults when they are trying to enter the country illegally at the southern border, a senior DHS official confirmed to CNN on Friday.
My comment: The children should be deported with their parents, not separated. Doesn't the State rake in enough money off of our Stolen American children?
(CNN) -- The Department of Homeland Security is considering a proposal to separate children from adults when they are trying to enter the country illegally at the southern border, a senior DHS official confirmed to CNN on Friday.
My comment: The children should be deported with their parents, not separated. Doesn't the State rake in enough money off of our Stolen American children?
Sunday, February 26, 2017
Foster care worker pleads guilty to falsifying records
Foster care worker pleads guilty to falsifying records:
A DCF subcontractor who lied multiple times about an at-risk toddler's whereabouts has pleaded guilty to falsifying and destroying records.Cape Coral resident Denny Kern, 53, was sentenced to four years’ probation for the crime.
A DCF subcontractor who lied multiple times about an at-risk toddler's whereabouts has pleaded guilty to falsifying and destroying records.Cape Coral resident Denny Kern, 53, was sentenced to four years’ probation for the crime.
Feds rip Kentucky child protection system
Feds rip Kentucky child protection system:
Kentucky's beleaguered child welfare system was slammed in a review by federal officials, who provide much of the $415 million in funds for the state to protect children from neglect and abuse.
Kentucky's beleaguered child welfare system was slammed in a review by federal officials, who provide much of the $415 million in funds for the state to protect children from neglect and abuse.
Police arrest Texas man accused of fathering foster child's 3 kids
Police arrest Texas man accused of fathering foster child's 3 kids | KABB:
SAN ANTONIO — Authorities captured a man accused of sexually assaulting his foster child for more than 15 years, fathering the girl's three kids.
SAN ANTONIO — Authorities captured a man accused of sexually assaulting his foster child for more than 15 years, fathering the girl's three kids.
Man receives maximum sentence in foster child death: 2-year-old drowned in unattended shower
Man receives maximum sentence in foster child death: 2-year-old drowned in unattended shower | Bemidji Pioneer:
BEMIDJI -- A Bemidji man whose 2-year-old foster daughter drowned after he left her in the shower received the maximum sentence for second-degree manslaughter Friday.
BEMIDJI -- A Bemidji man whose 2-year-old foster daughter drowned after he left her in the shower received the maximum sentence for second-degree manslaughter Friday.
Saturday, February 25, 2017
DCYF needs new leadership now
DCYF needs new leadership now:
Every year, various studies, audits and reports on State services are released in New Hampshire, and most see a day or two of press coverage before they are filed on a shelf in the State Library. But the Center for the Support of Families report on DCYF — the Division of Children, Youth and Families — released in December, is one that cannot be so easily dismissed. Its recommendations need to be the basis for systemic changes to an agency that has failed our most vulnerable citizens.
My Comment: Just a decade ago, under Maggie Bishop's direction, any and all report's of child abuse and neglect, no matter how frivolous, wound up tearing apart many families needlessly. Children were removed from not only their parent's but their entire family as well. Relative placement of these children was never even considered, but the Federal incentive money kept rolling in even though Federal mandates weren't being followed. Once a child was removed, they were never returned, even when innocence was proven. Why should ALL families again suffer because DCYF and the Judge messed up on these two cases?
Every year, various studies, audits and reports on State services are released in New Hampshire, and most see a day or two of press coverage before they are filed on a shelf in the State Library. But the Center for the Support of Families report on DCYF — the Division of Children, Youth and Families — released in December, is one that cannot be so easily dismissed. Its recommendations need to be the basis for systemic changes to an agency that has failed our most vulnerable citizens.
My Comment: Just a decade ago, under Maggie Bishop's direction, any and all report's of child abuse and neglect, no matter how frivolous, wound up tearing apart many families needlessly. Children were removed from not only their parent's but their entire family as well. Relative placement of these children was never even considered, but the Federal incentive money kept rolling in even though Federal mandates weren't being followed. Once a child was removed, they were never returned, even when innocence was proven. Why should ALL families again suffer because DCYF and the Judge messed up on these two cases?
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