The death of an infant boy who died Sunday while in foster care with the Forsyth County Department of Social Services remains under investigation, though a preliminary autopsy did not reveal anything suspicious in the child’s death.
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Sunday, April 30, 2017
Saturday, April 29, 2017
Foster son died after being locked in a hot cupboard for two days with no food or water
This is an old story, but his memory should live on.
In August 2006, 3-year-old Marcus Fiesel went missing. His foster mum Liz Carroll claimed he’d been kidnapped. Someone knew what had happened to him, but the culprits turned out to be shockingly close to home.
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Baby boy dies unexpectedly while in foster care
An investigation is underway after a 5-month-old baby boy died unexpectedly while in foster care on Sunday.
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More >> Baby boy dies unexpectedly while in foster care
Former Bendigo child protection worker pleads guilty to possessing child exploitation material
A FORMER Bendigo child protection worker who downloaded at least 980 child exploitation images has been told he must “reflect” on the victims of child abuse.
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More >> Former Bendigo child protection worker pleads guilty to possessing child exploitation material
Former group home worker charged with sex trafficking 17-year-old girl
In a sting operation targeting ‘Backpage.com,’ Cranston Police and the Department of Homeland Security nabbed 27-year-old Reysean Williams for trying to sell a 17-year-old girl for sex.
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‘I WILL FILE A CPS REPORT’: PEDIATRICIAN’S BLUNT MESSAGE ABOUT VACCINES IS GOING VIRAL
Vaccines are one of the most hotly debated topics when it comes to parenting today. In recent years, many parents have opted not to vaccinate due to concerns over the shots causing autism. (Andrew Wakefield, the former doctor who spearheaded these fears with his 1998 research paper, lost his medical license after it was found that he lied about his findings.)
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More >> ‘I WILL FILE A CPS REPORT’: PEDIATRICIAN’S BLUNT MESSAGE ABOUT VACCINES IS GOING VIRAL
Requirements for foster care workers too high, Kansas agency says
Requirements to work in Kansas’ foster care system are too high, the agency in charge said Friday after a new audit found the state’s foster care contractors have difficulty employing enough workers.
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Note: Yeah! Any monkey can do that job, right?
More - Requirements for foster care workers too high, Kansas agency says
Note: Yeah! Any monkey can do that job, right?
Audit finds problems in privatized foster care system, faults DCF for lax oversight
The private nonprofit agencies that manage Kansas' foster care system do not have the capacity in many parts of the state to handle the volume of cases they deal with, and the Kansas Department for Children and Families often does not conduct adequate oversight of those contractors.
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More >> Audit finds problems in privatized foster care system, faults DCF for lax oversight
Kansas DCF: Lower requirements for social workers would improve recruiting
State standards for social workers are too high, dampening the Department for Children and Family’s ability to fill positions in a time when the need for foster care is growing, the agency’s leader said Friday in response to a state audit that showed contractors are finding it difficult to hire social workers.
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More >> Kansas DCF: Lower requirements for social workers would improve recruiting
Parents speak out after being accused of abusing their baby girl
Parents who were separated from their baby girl after being falsely accused of abusing her are speaking out to raise awareness of the condition that led to her being taken away.
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More >> Parents speak out after being accused of abusing their baby girl
Friday, April 28, 2017
Infowars' Alex Jones loses child custody battle
Infowars' Alex Jones has lost a custody over his three kids with ex-wife Kelly Jones in a case where the fiery conspiracy theorist's attorney argued that he is only "playing a character" on his show.
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Missouri trial ordered for woman accused in foster child’s death
A southwestern Missouri woman has been ordered to stand trial in connection with the 2001 death of a nearly 2-year-old foster child.
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More >> Missouri trial ordered for woman accused in foster child’s death
Thursday, April 27, 2017
Foster father had history of violent temper before murder-suicide
NBC2 uncovered exclusive new details about a Fort Myers High School student who was murdered by her foster father last week.
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More >> Foster father had history of violent temper before murder-suicide
DCF official: 'Long road of rehab' ahead for Victor Barahona
Victor Barahona has been released from the hospital and is recovering from life-threatening burn injuries at a therapeutic foster home in Miami-Dade County, Department of Children and Families Secretary David Wilkins said at a press conference this morning.
More >> DCF official: 'Long road of rehab' ahead for Victor Barahona
More >> DCF official: 'Long road of rehab' ahead for Victor Barahona
Jurors deliberate for 3rd day in foster father sex abuse trial
Jurors deliberated for a third day Wednesday in the trial of a Ridge foster father accused of sexually abusing several boys in his care.
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More >> Jurors deliberate for 3rd day in foster father sex abuse trial
DHHS Commissioner: Schofield case changed the department
Sally Ann Schofield was a caseworker and foster parent, for Maine's Department of Health and Human Services, when she caused the death of a child in her custody.
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More >> DHHS Commissioner: Schofield case changed the department
DCYF reports little progress to joint committee
A joint House-Senate committee appointed to review the status of child protective services in New Hampshire got deep into the weeds at the Division for Children, Youth and Families, and discovered that not much has changed when it comes to the day-to-day functioning of the troubled agency.
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More >> DCYF reports little progress to joint committee
Lehigh teen killed in foster care; mom demands answers
A North Fort Myers mother is looking for answers after her daughter was killed while living in foster care.
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More >> Lehigh teen killed in foster care; mom demands answers
Former Pawtucket group home employee accused of sex-trafficking teen in DCYF care
A former staff counselor at a group home was charged this week with sex trafficking a teenage girl who was under the care of the state Department of Children, Youth and Families.
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More >> Former Pawtucket group home employee accused of sex-trafficking teen in DCYF care
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Lawmakers agree to pay surviving Barahona victim $3.75 million
The Florida Legislature has agreed to pay the surviving victim of one of the most horrific child abuse cases in state history $3.75 million in legal damages Wednesday and sent the bill to the governor for his signature.
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More >> Lawmakers agree to pay surviving Barahona victim $3.75 million
Review panel blasts DCF for failing to save Nubia
The three members of an independent review panel blasted child welfare officials Thursday for their "inept" response to allegations that Nubia Barahona was being abused before she was killed by her adoptive father last month and issued dozens of recommendations they hope will keep other children safe.
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More >> Review panel blasts DCF for failing to save Nubia
Mother, children missing after attack on Miami DCF caseworker
Police continued their search Thursday for five missing children and their mother, who punched a state caseworker who had come to take away the kids. The mother then fled with the children herself.
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More >> Mother, children missing after attack on Miami DCF caseworker
State to pay $300,000 to settle lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by foster parent
The state has agreed to pay $300,000 to settle a federal lawsuit brought by the guardians of two girls who said a foster parent sexually abused the children.
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More >> State to pay $300,000 to settle lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by foster parent
Legislative Update: Reforming the Child Abuse Registry to Protect Parental Rights
HB 4100 is an important bill filed in the Texas legislature to protect parental rights, specifically related to the Child Abuse Registry. This bill, authored by home school mom and state Representative Stephanie Klick, is designed to protect parents from being unjustly placed on the registry.
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More >> Legislative Update: Reforming the Child Abuse Registry to Protect Parental Rights
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Nebraska senators push to let teachers restrain students
Conservative lawmakers in Nebraska are pushing for a bill that would allow teachers to use physical force to restrain disruptive students, bucking a national trend toward less physical restraint in classrooms.
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More >> Nebraska senators push to let teachers restrain students
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