It was news to many Manitobans last week that low-paid, private workers watch over children removed from their homes or picked up off the streets. There aren't enough foster homes or emergency group-home beds to take the demand. In March, the number of kids housed daily in hotel rooms spiked at 65.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Hotel rooms lousy place for kids
Hotel rooms lousy place for kids
It was news to many Manitobans last week that low-paid, private workers watch over children removed from their homes or picked up off the streets. There aren't enough foster homes or emergency group-home beds to take the demand. In March, the number of kids housed daily in hotel rooms spiked at 65.
It was news to many Manitobans last week that low-paid, private workers watch over children removed from their homes or picked up off the streets. There aren't enough foster homes or emergency group-home beds to take the demand. In March, the number of kids housed daily in hotel rooms spiked at 65.
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