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The majority of West Virginia’s children in foster care are actually teenagers. Many of them are placed in group homes instead of foster care.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsIn a continuing effort to improve conditions for West Virginia’s most vulnerable citizens, pay rates are increasing for agencies that help with state foster care programs.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsEarlier this month, Michele Blatt became the West Virginia superintendent of schools following the retirement of David Roach in June. She is the third person to hold the position in less than two years. Chris Schulz caught up with the superintendent at the INVEST Conference in Morgantown earlier this week to discuss her new position.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMission West Virginia and the West Virginia Department and Health and Human Resources (DHHR) have partnered to electronically publish a quarterly newsletter for families called West Virginia Kids Thrive.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsHouse Bill 4344 was intended to better support and protect more than 7,000 of West Virginia’s most vulnerable children. Late on the final day of the legislative season, a greatly amended version of the bill passed by the Senate went to the House. But, time ran out before Delegates could concur or reject the bill. The bill died
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe drug epidemic in West Virginia affects more than just the work force, or the number of people in a prison cell or treatment center. It’s also had a…
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