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October 3, 2023

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Louisiana’s “Ghost” and “Phantom” Networks Have Got to Go
“Ghost” and “phantom networks” describe directories maintained by managed care organizations, listing healthcare providers who are unavailable for their members....
Hoteling Children in Foster Care
One hears occasional anecdotal reports. There was a sentence in the Report of Governor Edwards' 2016 Transition Committee on Children...
Mental Health “Boarding” and a Federal Judge’s Surprise Ruling
Mental Health “Boarding” or "psychiatric boarding" occurs when children are kept in a hospital emergency department ("ED") because the intensive...
How to Call Your Legislators
Have you wondered how to call your Louisiana legislators? Have you wanted to share your thoughts about a bill but...

The Work of Ombuds

New Hampshire Office of Child Advocate Releases 5th Annual Report

20th Annual Report of the Maine Child Welfare Services Ombudsman, 2022

Resources

Louisiana Children's Trust Fund
National Conference of State Legislatures, "Children's Ombudsman Offices | Office of the Child Advocate"
The Media and Children's Rights
The Media and Children
Louisiana Services Network Data Consortium (LSNDC)
Louisiana Partnership for Children and Families
Agenda for Children
Louisiana Center for Children's Rights
Imprint News
Children and Families Division of the Louisiana Supreme Court
Were You EVER in Foster Care?
States At Risk - Louisiana
Louisiana Policy Institute for Children
The Bendheim-Thoman Center for Research on Child Wellbeing
Research Center for Child Well-Being, University of South Carolina
AECF 2022 Kids Count Data Book

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on foster care, faith, and florida

By Rick Wheat on October 30, 2020

Child welfare readings for 10/30/2020

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Advocacy Resources to Support Louisiana's Children

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