Referral #1193-9731-0706-0082040 was received by CCIB Intake. The reporting party is Sharon Moreno, FFA Supervisor (262) 804-0100. The reporting party (RP) reported foster mother Lori Steele located at 1048 Newhill Street, Glendora CA 91740 observed foster child Chateau Lane-Jones had been sending nude photos and video to men on "Facebook" and "Snapchat. Some of the replies from the mew indicated they were going to see Chateau. The replies included pictures of men. On 10/20/16 Chateau provided the name of her school and the foster parent's address. This information was provided by Chateau's foster sisters. The RP was not aware if the pictures the men submitted were nude or not. According to the RP the foster mother has been proactive in protecting
Accountability….What does it mean? Well this past month e lost two soldiers who are a part of our unit and voice of our unit pass away. Accountability is important and should not be taken lightly… A soldier lost his life a couple weeks ago, due to lack of accountability, and it hurt a lot of people. For so many reasons accountability is important, for example. Knowing where your soldiers are at all times helps to know what they’re doing, and what their interest are doing so. In case something happens and someone needs t know where a soldier is accountability comes into play. Army Regulation 600-20 IAW Discipline. Why is discipline so important? Because to be accounted for is a part of disciplinary actions.
Social agency and the court authorizing the placement, and caregivers are responsible for the continuing monitoring to ensure that the child in placement receives adequate care and supervision (Downs, Moore and McFadden, 2009, p.275). Services for children in foster care are a teamwork effort of the different parties involved (Downs, Moore and McFadden, 2009). Unfortunately in Antowne’s situation the agency and the court system failed him because although he was removed from his mother, the abuse and neglect continued. The systems involved did not provide the safety net Antwone needed.
Texas Family Code Chapter 261. Investigation of Report of Child Abuse or Neglect. Retrieved April 19, 2014 from http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/FA/htm/FA.261.htm
CCIB LPA McGaskey received referral #1643-7540-4222-9025489 from reporting party Monique Ayala, Community Care Licensing 1000 Corporate Center Drive, Suite #200 A, Monterey Park, CA 91754 (323) 695-9616. According to the reporting party (RP) former foster parents David Abney and Mark Abeyta placed locks and alarms on the doors of the foster children. The foster children Estela Anaya- Raygoza age 8 and Crystalbella Anaya-Raygoza age 7 displayed frequent destructive behaviors such as exposing themselves. In addition foster child Crystalbella was identified as having severe tantrums which prompted the locks and alarms. The RP stated it was recommended by the children's therapist along with the children's social worker that the door locks and alarms
PER REPORTER: Pacey said Andaija reported to her allegations regarding her foster parent’s son (Jaquarius) making sexual advances towards her. According to Andaija, Jaquarius touched her on her breast, tried to get her to look at his private area, and grabbing her inappropriately trying to make her sit in his lap. Andaija said this situation has been going on since the second week of her being in the family’s home. Andaija said she reported the allegations to an adoption specialist; which resulted in the lady asking her if anyone in the home was hitting her and when she said no nothing was done about the situation. Pacey said she is not sure if there have ever been any witnesses around during the time of Jaquarius’s behavior towards Andjaija.
The reporting party (RP) was informed by foster child Kahryn current foster mother Shaquita at (909) 714-7859 that he had a scratch on his nose, scratches on his face and a “knot on his face. Shaquita was informed that the child had fallen. The RP had a visit with Kahryn on 5/28/16 and observed some was wrong with him. The RP stated someone named Roy (last name unknown) what to take Kahryn to the hospital during the visit (Roy's relationship to Kahryn unknown). According to the RP, Roy contacted the CFS Social Worker Tamzida Shams the same day and informed the current foster mother he had received permission to take the child to the hospital. Shaquita stated she didn't know anything about that and explained to Roy that she would need to contact her FFA Social Worker Anna (last name unknown).
Every day there are children who are either in foster care, or group homes, who have received maltreatment at least once over the duration of their stay. Unfortunately, for most of those children, it hasn’t and will not be a onetime thing. The Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect reported 15,980 child maltreatment investigations across Canada in the fall of 2008, which has increased significantly, whereas in 1988 there were 7,633 investigations. Child Welfare, is a set of government services designed to protect children and encourage family stability. Such services are done through the use of investigations into alleged child abuse, foster care, adoption services, and services to provide support for those families who
Samantha entered care after biological mother passed away from cancer. Samantha’s maternal aunt was unable to care for Samantha because of reported failing health. Samantha had reported behavioral problems in the home with maternal aunt. Samantha lived in a foster home for a short time them moved in with a family friend that granted legal custody. Samantha was caught molesting the legal guardian’s 5 year old child.
Reporting party (RP) received a call from a "whistle blower", Regina Horn, who stated that she is a former employee of this facility. Ms. Horn reported that the administrator has been verbally and physically abusing the 3 residents that reside in the home: Brandy Venn (DOB: 08/02/81), Kristal Murphy (DOB: 05/03/95) and Ashton Murphy (07/31/93). Ms. Horn stated that the administrator yells at the residents and even uses a belt to hit them. Ms. Horn stated that she worked at the facility for 3 months until 07/19/17 because she could not take it anymore. It was reported by Ms. Horn to RP that she is really not employed at the home since she was only getting paid cash. RP asked Ms. Horn why she was not hired as an employee and Ms. Horn mentioned
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Reporting party (RP) stated that on 03/5/18, Captain de Lambert and crew (FD) received a 911 call for shortness of breath for a resident at the facility. When FD arrived at the facility, they found resident Dorothy Kubotacordery (DOB: 04/02/43) presenting with a "Glasgow Corna Scale 3" and in severe respiratory distress. The resident was slumped and tilted backward in a seated walker within a private room. The director stated in from of FD crew that the last time the resident was seen norma was at 1500 hours. The 911 call was initiated at 1513 hours. The resident was transported to Marin General Hospital (MGH) where they were alerted of early stroke according to their assessment. Shortly after arrive to MGH, the resident went to cardiac arrest.
I responded to Camp Butter and Egg in reference to a juvenile complaint. Upon arrival, I made contact with the juvenile and asked her what her name was and she said, " I'm not giving it to you." I then asked again and she yelled, "NO." She was then detained and placed in a chair. I then asked her again and she identified herself as Lara Leah Farmer. She advised that she have ADHD and she bipolar. Farmer advised that the worker mispronouced her name and she got mad. I then made contact with the folling victims: Bonnie West, Samantha Uhler and Sharlene Scribner.
Based on the scenario, the lab technician, as well as the physician, are required to report the findings of this patient’s lab results. Both the CDC and the state of Florida have mandatory reporting requirements. According to the CDC, Syphilis is communicable disease that can greatly impact our population. There is mandatory reporting to help protect the public. The physician must submit reporting according to the CDC and the lab who ran the test must also report the results. The CDC requires physicians and facilities to follow the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) guidelines. These guidelines contain recommendations, reports, and surveillance summaries for mandatory reporting (Mandatory Reporting, 1990).
Funding is awarded to support ongoing research programs to identify, prevent and treat child abuse and neglect and to collect and distribute data. Projects that are currently funded are Child Welfare Information Gateway website, the National Resource Center for Child Protective Services, National Quality Improvement Center on Differential Response, annual publication of Child Maltreatment and the initiative on Supporting Evidence-Based Home Visitation to Prevent Child Maltreatment.
Observations will take place in the home and school. Semi-structured, in-depth interviews will be conducted with the child, in addition to various key informants including the mother, child’s current guardian, child’s siblings, other family members, anyone currently living with the child, school staff, the child’s social worker, and prison or jail staff. Document analysis and interviews with prison or jail staff will aim to identify services available, including parenting classes, child-focused visiting centers, or video conferencing. Additional data collected from documents, will include school records, prison or jail records, and police