A tragedy means Amy must take in her nieces and nephews. She and her sisters fight to give them a better childhood than they had.
Disability and Accessibility
Family members who take in a relative's kids face unique challenges. Often, they do so without financial, educational and medical support.
Federal policy upheavals and massive budget cuts are poised to make dental health worse, but the issue gets scant attention in the media.
A reporter finds that Maine schools continue using restraint and seclusion on students, causing trauma and shirking accountability.
Montcalm County Intermediate School District was one of the subjects of a 2022 Detroit Free Press investigation over restraint and seclusion tactics used on students with disabilities.
A lack of Asian foster parents makes family reunions harder to reach for Asian families.
Years after her son’s death on Highway 9, a mother still waits for safety upgrades as slow reforms begin to address a deadly road design in rural Santa Cruz County.
While the state Department of Education has made trainings and tools available, researchers say it needs to do more to help districts use them.
The Office of the Child Advocate has served as a critical eye over care for children in New Hampshire since it was created in 2018.
A New Hampshire family struggled to find local mental health care for their daughter, leading to years of out-of-state residential programs. Gaps in services left them with no other choice.