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Detroit Free Press Says State Shouldn't Be So Quick to Separate Families

source: http://www.laryholland.com/serendipity/archives/575-Detroit-Free-Press-State-Shouldnt-Be-So-...

NCCPR's Michigan Report and related materials are available via the following site:



http://www.nccpr.org/reports/michiganinfo1976.html



You might also be interested in some of the foster care changes under last year's S.3038 that I wrote about pertaining to "Improved Adoption Incentives" here:



http://www.laryholland.com/serendipity/archives/530-Improved-Adoption-Incentives...



Make your comments to the Detroit Free Press about the Foster Care System:



http://www.freep.com/article/20090223/OPINION01/902230314
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2 comments // Detroit Free Press Says State Shouldn't Be So Quick to Separate Families

  • Steward2
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      Steward2  

    • NCCPR,Mr.Wexler, really does hold the states feet to the fire.They have reported about Fl.,DCF, numerous times since 2000. Fl.,DCF, continues to perform in their same manner.but have made it a little less obvious.

      ref:
      http://www.nccpr.org/index_files/Page432.html

      available in pdf format by clicking on the links below as well as by regular mail or e-mail as attached files:

      Florida:

      2008: NCCPR 2008 Florida Rate-of-Removal Index and press release about the Index findings.

      2007: NCCPR 2007 Florida Rate-of-Removal Index (including press release about the Index findings) and Suncoast Supplement

      2006: The Price of Panic (Includes 2006 Florida-Rate-of-Removal Index)

      2002: Emerging from the Shadows: A 12-Step Program to Fix DCF

      2001: The Lengthening Shadow

      2000: Shadow on the Sunshine State

    • 3 years ago
  • regjoeschmo
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