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...many policy issues - for offering the amendment. "But this sure appears like a reach."Naomi Harris from the Alaska Office of Children's Services, testifying on the bill, said people reporting suspected child abuse do not need to be "experts...
...collecting the best evidence to support their case and keep the child safe."The first step comes as police or the Alaska Office of Children's Services refer parents and children to the center.Children who are brought in for interviews are given...
...8-year-old son. When contacted by police, she was cited for endangering the welfare of a child. After notifying the Alaska Office of Children's Services, police took the child to a relative's house.
...our state, CCS established the Child Advocacy Center, where forensic staff, in cooperation with the State of Alaska Office of Children's Services, law enforcement, and a community-wide multi-disciplinary team interview children who are...
...run out of food stamps."Sumdum, now retired, has been a licensed foster parent since 1994 through state of Alaska Office of Children's Service and a therapeutic foster parent through Catholic Community Services. She is also a former house...
...investigation began July 1. According to court records, the investigation began with an anonymous report to the Alaska Office of Children's Services, directing the investigation to the home, which led to the allegation of the now-grown woman...
...added. That included Juneau Youth Services, Tlingit-Haida Head Start, the AWARE shelter, REACH Inc., Alaska Office of Children's Services and all of the Catholic Community Service Programs, Hagevig and Kalk explained. Some of the clothing...
...at Juneau-Douglas High School from 1974 to 1988. She retired in 1993 as a social worker with the State of Alaska Office of Children's Services. After retirement, she returned to Ohio to be closer to family and spent much time enjoying travel...
...scenario, another adult becomes aware of the abuse at home and can address it, including reporting it to the Alaska Office of Children's Services. The second lie is if Ballot Measure 2 passes, teens will be forced to resort to self-induced...
...lie. She said she had no relationship with the aunt, who had reported her family to the predecessor of the Alaska Office of Children's Services. The aunt denied that she influenced the child's original testimony. She said she first heard...