The Legislature wants to know why Arizona child welfare is so messed up, but the public should be the ones to know the real story.
To quench the public thirst for the answer of why Arizona treats its children for poorly, I proudly extend my hand to walk you down memory lane of child welfare in Summer of 2015.
Instead of technical language which many elected officials and staff have no clue as to what it means or measures, I have provided that snapshot of Summer 2015, Arizona style with the compiled work of Legally Kidnapped.
If you are in need of more stories in any type of child welfare subject matter, just go to Legally Kidnapped and look it up.
It's quick, simple, and does not have that whitewashed mumble jumble that I am highly trained to see through.
Oct 04, 2015
The state Department of Child Safety must better track its spending if it wants a 20-percent increase in funding for next year, lawmakers say.
Oct 03, 2015
Report points to failing of Arizona's child welfare system. A lack of structure in how the state's child welfare agency decides whether someone is in danger leads to "poor documentation and subjective decision-making by ...
Sep 14, 2015
The Arizona Attorney General's Office is requesting $1 million to help pay for a surge in child welfare cases as well as an additional $9 million for fiscal year 2017.
Sep 01, 2015
Aug 11, 2015
Report: Arizona ranks among worst states in nation for child welfare. In an ideal world, children would be given every opportunity to thrive and have a great life, no matter where they are from. Unfortunately, this is not an ideal ...
Jun 29, 2015
A year ago Arizona's governor and a united Legislature agreed that to save the state's troubled child-welfare agency, it had to be razed and rebuilt.
Mar 24, 2015
As Arizona Struggles to Fix Foster System, Children Suffer the Consequences. She was just 5 months old the first time she and her siblings were taken from a mother struggling with addiction and placed in the care of the state.
May 30, 2015
There are 17000 Arizona children in foster care, a new record.
Perhaps the State of Arizona Legislature might want to revisit its social and economic policies with a tad bit more scrutiny because the shit it is doing now, is only going to get worse, as cited in the assessment audit.
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