Sentences with phrase «troubled child welfare»
SILENCE — Daily News» Greg Smith and Jennifer Fermino: «Mayor de Blasio refused to explain why he misled the public by hiding that the state had ordered him to hire a monitor for his troubled child welfare agency.
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In the center at North Carolina, he received a call for help from a woman in California who was struggling on her own to raise two troubled children on welfare.
The new head of NYC's troubled child - welfare agency, David Hansell, unveiled a revamped safety - review program — which his predecessor had largely abandoned.
Equally, women often have similar troubles, but in a slightly different way; sometimes, when confronted with affluence and success in a man, they have the same mental reasoning block and in a subconscious effort to find and create a stable environment for their children, they will choose the man that can offer them financial stability over one that might actually be better for both then and their children in terms of their spiritual welfare.
Of the judge's concern as to the child's direct involvement in the proceedings — she had already taken part in the care proceedings with her own solicitor — Black LJ was troubled that the judge had «strayed into a welfare assessment» for a decision which is not «governed by the child's best interests» -LRB-[35]-RRB-.
The thing that troubled her Ladyship was that the welfare of British children was at stake.
Differences in nomenclature, particularly the terms «emotional and behavioural problems», «mental health problems» and «mental disorders», have developed out of the different medical and social welfare systems to which troubled children have been subject.
In addition to the troubling family circumstances that bring them into state care, they face additional difficulties within the child welfare system that may further compromise their healthy development.
The latest research synthesis from the Next Generation project takes a closer look at troubling findings regarding the effects of welfare and work programs on the teenaged children of program enrollees.