#child-welfare

#child-welfare

"The event turned out to be a staged event, with the guests themselves extras invited to be part of the stunt," deputy prosecutor Alexandre Verney said.

"We've raised a lot of good money, but more importantly, we've had a lot of joyful moments and painful moments that brought us closer together," Chaimberg said. "We do better when we show up for something bigger than we are. The North Brooklyn Angels have been showing up in this community day after day for the last eight years. The angels serve more than meals. They serve dignity, humanity and community."

The FAI's former director of public relations attempted to make a protected disclosure alleging knowledge of allegations back in May 2023, contradicting the FAI's public statements.

Lecka, 22, assaulted 21 children at Riverside Nursery, mistreating them while in a position of trust; she was captured on CCTV repeatedly causing harm.

"An inquest has a far lower burden of proof than criminal proceedings, allowing a coroner to make findings on the balance of probabilities."

Almost every baby born in America would receive a $1,000 government investment account, aimed at providing financial opportunity for future generations.

“If you love your job, you will never work a day in your life. I love my job. I look forward to work. But I'm not going to pretend it's not emotionally draining.”

The Canary Islands court shut down a center for unaccompanied migrant children due to severe allegations of abuse, prompting immediate police action and investigations.

"Whenever I'm feeling alone, my go-to place is just my bed where it's filled with stuffed animals. Even though there's nobody present, it's kind of like you don't feel lonely at all."

The police described the children’s dwelling as a 'house of horror', where they were locked up since December 2021, suffering severe neglect and abuse.

"Every single day our offices are receiving communication from parents in distress. They're left asking themselves the gut wrenching question, was my child one of those operated on unnecessarily?"

More than 200,000 children will be living in short-term emergency accommodation in England by 2029, as projections show a 26% increase in five years.