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'Social workers betrayed me,' reveals foster mother who says they failed to mention teenager's violent past

by Helen Weathers

The day foster carer Maria Jones welcomed a troubled 16-year-old teenage single mother into her home, she had no way of foreseeing the devastating consequences.

Because of a devastating failure by social services, a baby almost died and Maria has lost the fostering job she loved. Jane was arrested after police found high levels of table salt in the baby's powdered formula milk.

Mail Online (UK)

July 5, 2009

'Shocking' abuse towards Maori children

A new report drawing stark conclusions about the risk of abuse towards Maori children has been described as shocking by Maori children's advocate, Dr Hone Kaa.

The report, Death and Serious Injury from Assault of Children under five years in Aotearoa New Zealand, was commissioned by the Office of the Children's Commissioner and reviewed risk factors for death and injury from abuse in New Zealand and worldwide.

TV NZ

June 4, 2009

'Sarah' may be Colorado woman

The telephoned pleas for help that triggered a raid on an alleged polygamist ranch in Texas have been linked to a woman with a history of false accusations.

Rozita Swinton, 33, of Colorado Springs has been named a "person of interest" by authorities in Texas, the Deseret Morning News reported. Documents unsealed Wednesday said that calls purportedly from a teenager named "Sarah" had been made on a prepaid cell phone Swinton had used previously.

United Press International

April 24, 2008

'Safe Haven Revisited ... A Call for Reform'

A public forum on mental health, child protection and civil rights is set for Oct. 3 at University of Nebraska at Omaha, Milo Bail Student Center Ballroom.

Afternoon public forum, 1:30-5; parent panel; Diane Redleaf, attorney and executive director, Family Defense Center in Chicago; Richard Wexler, executive director, National Coalition for Child Protection Reform.

Journal Star

September 29, 2009

'Poor for a day' simulates area's challenges

by Timothy R. Wolfrum

The first step in fighting poverty is understanding the struggle of the poor, according to the organization charged with leading that fight in Manatee County.

That's why the Manatee Community Action Agency is starting a program aimed at giving those who want to make a difference a crash course on what it means to be poor. The MCAA will hold a Life on the Edge workshop and panel discussion March 18 at First Baptist Church Family Life Center. It's the starting point of a $20,000 anti-poverty initiative paid for by federal stimulus funds.

Manatee Connects

March 4, 2010

'Polio-like' Cluster in California Has Eerie Echoes

by Dan Olmsted

Here's something worth knowing about the cluster of "polio-like illnesses" identified by doctors in the San Francisco area: Some of the first outbreaks of actual poliomyletis in the United States more than a century ago happened in the same area.

s history repeating itself? Are more cases on the way, and not just in California? It's a question worth asking, and far more important to public health than headline-grabbing measles and whooping cough outbreaks. But don't hold your breath, because the real answer may say more about the nature of modern illness than most mainstream medical "experts" would care to consider.

ageofautism.com

February 25, 2014

'On Strike' Mom Accused Of Neglect

Ocala -- A Central Florida mother of four boys was arrested on Tuesday after telling authorities that she went "on strike" more than a month ago, leaving the teens home alone for hours every day because they would constantly fight.

Melissa G. Dean, 33, was charged with child neglect after telling Ocala police and the Department of Children and Families that she leaves her children, ages 17, 16, 14 and 13, home alone.

Orlando News (FL)

February 20, 2008

'Olivia' needs a CASA volunteer

A CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer is needed for 10-year-old "Olivia," who has a long history of envisioning suicide and also making attempts.

Her mother, who also has a history of mental disorders, told Child Protective Services (CPS) that she is unable to care for her daughter any longer and refused to pick up Olivia from the emergency room after her most recent suicide attempt.

dcourier.com

November 4, 2012

'Off-grid' couple faces hearing to regain custody of 10 children

by Gordon Boyd

A couple faces a hearing Monday to regain custody of their children, whom Child Protective Services put into foster care following a confrontation between their mother and a sheriff's deputy.

Nicole and Joe Naugler are facing charges in a case that has prompted an outcry on social media from supporters of their family's "off-the-grid" lifestyle. Neighbor Travis Metcalf isn't buying it. "They're living underneath tarps," he said. "So kinda take it at that."

wave3.com

May 8, 2015

'Octomom' Dodges Child-Neglect Charges

Orange County prosecutors today declined to file criminal charges stemming from a child-neglect probe of Nadya Suleman, who became known in the media as ''Octomom'' after she gave birth to octuplets in 2009.

"We received the case this morning and, based on the investigation by La Habra police, we found insufficient evidence that anyone committed a crime in that home," said Susan Kang Schroeder, chief of staff for Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas.

lagunabeach.patch.com

October 13, 2012

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