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🚨 #Cámara #capta el momento exacto de triple #colisión en aldea El Xab, #Retalhuleu ➡️ https://t.co/uFkFccz8EK
#Turismo || Fortalece #CAPTA la atención al turismo con capacitación sobre la app “Amamos Mazatlán” || #TNoticias
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Pete.
Use this to bring awareness. For some parents it's permanent. They never see
their children again.
Poor people can't fight. #CPS
One annoyomous call.
#CAPTA funds it.
@PeteButtigieg
Pete Buttigieg said on Friday that he and his husband were kept away from their 4-year-old twins after an anonymous report falsely accused Buttigieg of posing a threat to their children. The separation lasted for 24 hours, he said. https://t.co/5hk19Y49Vl
State’s Child Protection Agencies Collude with Judges to Defraud Federal Government
© Nev Moore Jan. ‘02
#CApTA
In 1974 Walter Mondale initiated CAPTA (the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act), the legislation that began feeding federal funding o the legislature was that
@GovAndyBeshear
The state of Kentucky destroyed 3 generations of my family. You don't get over that.
They brag about 7 generations.
This stops with me.
Money fuels this system. #CAPTA it started in the 70s when my disabled siblings were removed snd institutionalized. Medicaid
🚨 #Cámara de #seguridad #capta #robo de #motocicleta: Sujetos huyeron en segundos ➡️ https://t.co/9sfWBcafZd
CETMAR colaborou con @MAmbienteXunta na organización dunha xornada sobre carbono azul no marco do proxecto europeo #CAPTA, unha iniciativa coordinada polo propio CETMAR e orientada a reforzar a resiliencia costeira na Eurorrexión Galicia–Norte de Portugal https://t.co/DFOssdCCOQ
La Jornada sobre #CarbonoAzul, en el marco de #CAPTA_project ha sido un éxito. Un encuentro para compartir conocimiento y retos sobre el papel del carbono azul en la neutralidad climática y la protección de los ecosistemas costeros. Muchas gracias a todos los participantes!🌊🌱🌍
Hoxe asistimos ao Workshop #CarbonoAzul dentro do proyecto #CAPTA @FundacionCETMAR @IIM_CSIC @Xunta @uvigo @UDC_gal
#CAPTA federal funds are disbursed to states for support in child abuse prevention, investigation, reporting systems, training for professionals, and services for abused, neglected children, families.
💥But who is tracking the money?
#auditcapta 👇
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Kentucky, you've been served.
@RepThomasMassie
@RandPaul
@SenMcConnell
I'm the registered agent for Kentucky.
He's filing in every state.
#Fosterkids
#WhereAreTheMissingChildren
#CAPTA
#VoteBaileyTempleton
State’s Child Protection Agencies Collude with Judges to Defraud Federal Government
© Nev Moore Jan. ‘02
#CApTA
In 1974 Walter Mondale initiated CAPTA (the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act), the legislation that began feeding federal funding into the state’s child welfare agencies. With remarkable foresight Mondale expressed concerns that the legislation could lead to systemic abuse in that the state agencies might over-process children into the system unnecessarily to keep, and increase, the flow of federal dollars. Shortly after CAPTA was enacted there was a dramatic increase in the number of children in foster care, peaking at around 500,000 during the mid-70’s. George Miller, the Chairman of the federal Select Committee on Children, Youth, and Families, initiated an intensive investigation of the nation’s foster care system after the effects of CAPTA started to become apparent by the soaring numbers of children who were being placed in foster care. An official at the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare admitted to Miller that the government had no idea where many of the nation’s 500,000 foster children where living, what services they were receiving, if any, or if any efforts were being made to reunite them with their families.
To address the obvious free-for-all snatching of children that CAPTA had stimulated, the Committee crafted new federal legislation with the intent of creating accountability and clearer guidelines for the states child welfare agencies. During the crafting of P.L. 96-272 Chairman Miller’s concern was that the federal government was footing the bill for warehousing children in institutions and inappropriate settings without accountability. In 1980 the Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act, P.L. 96-272, was enacted. The act included provisions that “reasonable efforts” be made to prevent children from being unnecessarily removed from their homes and placed in foster care. Although CPS has always tried to buffalo the media and the public that they are involved with families due to some sort of horrific child abuse or neglect, there has never been any debate among national policy makers, researchers, and federal agencies that the vast majority of CPS cases are due to poverty or frivolous/social reasons and do not contain elements of real child abuse. If the cases did actually involve acts of abuse they would be criminal, identified and investigated by law enforcement, rather than social workers, and would be prosecuted as such. P.L. 96-272 came into effect partly because Congress determined that a large number of children were being unnecessarily removed from their homes, and, once removed, they were lost in the limbo of foster care for years, many until they just grew too old, when they were then put on the streets at the age of 18.
The Child Welfare League of America testified before a senate subcommittee: “In fact, there were many instances then, as now, of children being removed unnecessarily from their families. It is important to recognize that children are almost always traumatized by removal from their own families.” So, accountability from each states child protection agency was also written in. To receive the federal money the states would have to submit an annual report to the federal government, known as an AFCARS report, that specifically accounts for each child in state care. ACLU Children’s Rights Project attorney, Marcia Robinson Lowry, explained in her testimony to Congress: “As a condition of federal funding, states must have a reasonable information system to identify children in federally-funded state custody.” These requirements were implemented in 1980. Up until 1999 some states were still not filing their federally required AFCARS report to the federal government. According to Jeffrey Locke, former Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Social Services, the excuse to the legislature was that they “couldn’t figure out how to
8743 foster children in Kentucky. Over 1k in Northern Kentucky. Tragic... @GovAndyBeshear
How many have disabilities?
They pay more.
#Capta
Puts money on the heads of these children.
I'm wondering if that funding has been cut. Trump hates fosters and disabled, poor, hunger, and homeless folks.
Just the opposite of you and me.
We have the hearts of a servant. 💔
Stealing people's kids, adopting them out.
Changing their names.
Destroying the bloodlines is eugenics.
It's their birthright. You can't change dna.
Plus there's federal Money attached. Did orange king cut that funding? #Capta
💧🚰 #Agua- Expertos analizan los costos económicos y ambientales de trasladar agua desalinizada desde la costa a destino 🌊⚡
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@uchile @upla_comunica #aguadesalada #biodiversidad #CambioClimático #camionesaljibes #CAPTA #UPLA #SEA
“The main takeaway is that current policy lacks the detail & accountability for all parties involved in caring for the family to facilitate meaningful #POSC implementation,”said Sarah Loch for @VUMCDiscoveries Center for Child Health Policy. #PlanOfSafeCare #CARA #CAPTA
Report- @VUMChealth says "more work needed" re: #PlanOfSafeCare for infants affected by maternal substance use b/c "variability in practice 'driven by vague policy,' challenges of cross-system collab & lack of general knowledge re: substance use disorder.
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Dear Child Welfare Professionals and advocates, if your "Plan of Safe Care" funnel is working in your state, please let me know -- and if it's not -- feel free to LMK that, too. How would you fix it to improve outcomes for both mom and baby? 🤰🏼
#PlanOfSafeCare #CAPTA #CARA
"The mandate of NM’s ECECD is to 'build a more cohesive, equitable, and effective prenatal to five early childhood system.'"
NOTE: If New Mexico truly values "prenatal to five early childhood" then we MUST fix CARA this session. 🤰🏼#nmleg #CARACrisis
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