Julie Rogers, the inspector general of Nebraska child welfare, described the increase as “disturbing” in a statement accompanying the report.
More >> Report finds 'disturbing' increase in sexual abuse, suicide among Nebraska children in state care
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Report finds 'disturbing' increase in sexual abuse, suicide among Nebraska children in state care
Reports of sexual abuse and suicidal behavior among children in the care of the state increased again last year, according to a report issued this week by the state’s watchdog over Nebraska’s child welfare system.
Julie Rogers, the inspector general of Nebraska child welfare, described the increase as “disturbing” in a statement accompanying the report.
More >> Report finds 'disturbing' increase in sexual abuse, suicide among Nebraska children in state care
Julie Rogers, the inspector general of Nebraska child welfare, described the increase as “disturbing” in a statement accompanying the report.
More >> Report finds 'disturbing' increase in sexual abuse, suicide among Nebraska children in state care
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