Perry Bennett
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Former House leader Amy Summers writes children’s book with goal of helping harmed kids (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â Amy Summers, a former member of West Virginia House leadership, released a childrenâs book that draws on her personal life on the farm along with her time as a lawmaker trying to reform the stateâs troubled foster care system. âCourageous Kitty,â her debut book,â was released this week. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Morrisey administration reveals more details on child deaths but key CPS information still missing (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â After the lack of details on child welfare deaths drew sharp criticism from lawmakers, the Morrisey administration released more information about how children are dying in West Virginia. At least one of the children was in the stateâs custody through the foster care system. The latest version of the report still lacks some details lawmakers wanted to review, including if Child Protective Services was aware of the children prior to death. Sorry, there are no recent results for p
DoHS nears finish line delivering school clothing vouchers but questions linger over summer saga (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â West Virginia Human Services officials are providing more information about their decision to automatically issue school clothing financial assistance to some West Virginia children who didnât apply. The long-standing program, which gives low-income students $200 to use on back to school clothes, has experienced a series of hiccups this summer under Gov. Patrick Morrisey while he scrutinized its funding and parentsâ use of the funds. Sorry, there are no recent results for popu
West Virginia on track to start Medicaid work requirements Jan. 1, lawmakers told (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â An initial analysis by the West Virginia Department of Human Services showed that about 33,000 state Medicaid recipients are not currently meeting federal work or volunteer requirements taking effect in January, and are not automatically exempted from them, lawmakers were told Wednesday. That number could change and is likely a conservative estimate, according to a presentation from Christy Donohue, state commissioner of the Bureau for Medical Services. Sorry, there are no recent
Team tasked with reviewing WV child deaths notes number of child suicides in initial report (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â A team tasked with reviewing deaths of children in West Virginia related to abuse and neglect have published their first report. State lawmakers mandated the creation of the team as part of foster care reform efforts. The Critical Incident Review Team reviewed 32 cases between January and April, including 29 incidents where a child died. Their initial report said that the team reviewed âa significant number of child suicides.â Sorry, there are no recent results for popular vid
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