Child Protection & Well-being Trends
The latest trends in US and International Child Protection and Welfare.
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Child Welfare News (opens the original)
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Back from vacation and catching up on the latest developments in child welfare:In this recent article from The Imprint, Wisconsin Congressional Rep. Gwen Moore expresses concern over the impact of SNAP work rules on youth aging out of foster care. It would be a good time for our federal and state policymakers to review just how benefits eligibility rules impact this population. In Georgia, for example, we have programs funded by our Fostering Success Act tax credit that can provide housing, cash
Losing care when we need it most. (opens the original)
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For over two decades, nonprofit provider Kids Peace has cared for some of Georgia’s most troubled children at its campus in Bowdon, Georgia, near the Alabama line. Staff have provided intense therapeutic care for up to 80 children in DFCS and DJJ custody, and the facility offers one of only two intensive residential programs for Georgia’s juvenile sex offenders outside of juvenile detention facilities. The program has enjoyed great support from the West Georgia community, with individuals and fo
Colt Gray, Immigration, and Pete Buttigieg (opens the original)
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It’s been a busy summer, and better late than never, we’ll try to catch you up on some of the more interesting developments in child welfare news.Colt Gray, who at 14 killed four people in a mass shooting at his Georgia high school, was sentenced to life without parole this past week. His father, who had physical custody of him at the time, was earlier found guilty of manslaughter after a
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