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i'm saying take away anger management, counseling services, and parenting classes and replace them with these services.
As far as landlords they could be sued/jailed if they falsely call to get repairs.

did you hear about the case where the roof fell in on a lady that was a quadriplegic? they tried to take her kids at first.

oh i definitely agree with that except i do not think spanking with a spatula is abuse and not enrolling in a traditional school is not abuse they could be homeschooling I'm just saying they are going to have some power anyway. there are too many save the children people out there for them to not ha...

very true

lol clean home police

thanks.

i agree with everything you just said

I have spoken to my kids about my ordeal and warned them about the dangers of getting too adult too soon. That being said i'm speaking of people who do not have anyone to support them. Also i'm speaking of replacing the current services to accurately reflect the needs. Then limiting the use of the n...

I think your being unrealistic in your expectation of people being able to be ready. those coming out of foster care do not have the resources, stability, and financial backing to do what you are saying. plus having to deal with the abuse they suffered, if they were abused.No education most of the t...

I think social service should be required by law to offer home improvements and pay for them if the accused parent lives in a rundown house.
Some law would have to be in place so landlords wouldn't abuse this rule but anyway what do you guys think? Is this reasonable/realistic?

Obviously this article is biased and i believe the real help comes from the financial stability of not being poor not that the foster parents actually teach them how to be good parents. Still this is the best option social services has come up with and should be offered to any family that is poor no...

Shared Family Care Shared family care (SFC) is a relatively new approach in the United States, for dealing with children who are at risk of being separated from their parents. The program "helps families become self-sufficient. Both parents and children are placed in the homes of people in the ...

well some of the information is misleading but look at the statistics on success of that program 85-99%

I found a more recent article same program

http://www.talkifuwant.com/page37.html

just trying to see if any state still has this program and if they do what is the success rate. i wish to promote it in every state.

Yes that's it. i watched a clip of it and i thought the program was brilliant. A real testament to what compassion and adequate help can do for the true drug abuser. Especially for the kids involved. This program went above and beyond. It truly made a difference for everybody.

sometimes the church does a better job of helping then cps

the other side of the coin is sometimes the church is the one reporting . that is not christ like. especially if there is no abuse but the parents are just poor

sorry but I was looking for the program where the kids lived with them in a mentor home while they did rehab

I do not have a current case open

Plz does anyone know of a link/story whatever on the successes of mentorship programs for drug abusers. I want to know what the success/failure rate was. It was aired on the John Walsh show. this is for my book

add or current foster children to the other thread former foster children

mostly rhetorical but i find that this is the argument some people give for not helping. Not saying its these parents fault. i think if they had more support instead of criticism maybe they could get off medicaid foodstamps and get a degree and a better paying job. me personally i have some college ...

My advice. first thanks for giving the mother a chance. Second it would be fair if both of you got a present.You and the natural parent. Sometimes the foster child really does love both if they are treated well by both. By doing this you are respecting everyone's rights to affection. Also you could ...

Is this a common occurance for why people call cps on people or just a stereotype?

glad you asked she was in a wheel chair and was paralyed and had to use crutches or a wheelchair. I know she could still make food. i'm sure taking the trash out and cleaning the floor were difficult tasks. Not impossible but difficult. It just took her more time to do every type of chore. plus she ...