The Florida Association of Christian Child Caring Agencies, which oversees maternity homes and group homes, is under fire from lawmakers due to longstanding allegations of abuse and misconduct. Reports reveal that many of these homes impose severe restrictions on residents, including mandatory tracking apps and limited communication. Unlike state-licensed facilities, these homes are exempt from state inspections, leading to concerns about the adequacy of their internal standards and training, as highlighted by recent statements from state lawmakers urging a closer legislative review of these practices.
The Florida Association of Christian Child Caring Agencies oversees maternity homes that have faced decades of allegations for abuse and restrictive practices, drawing renewed scrutiny from lawmakers.
Some maternity homes under the association impose strict limits on residents' communications, including using tracking apps and requiring phones to be locked away overnight.
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