When people have a poor experience with mental health services, they are unlikely to seek treatment again, experts say. For some in Delaware, experiences in the mental health system have led them to seek treatment elsewhere.
Children & Families
After a Times investigation found parents felt coerced into signing away custody of their kids, lawmakers and advocates call for reforms.
The Children’s Network of Hillsborough’s CEO said her office is working with legislators to address legal concerns.
After a Times investigation found parents felt coerced into signing away custody of their kids, lawmakers and advocates call for reforms.
The state’s foster population is the lowest it’s been in decades. Some experts say there’s more to it.
The first 1,000 days of nutrition can set a child’s course for life or perpetuate a cycle of poverty.
Wisconsin remains one of the deadliest states for Black newborns. What will it take to close the gap?
For Louisville children with asthma, missed school days can compound the struggle to stay healthy. An investigation examines the disease’s toll on attendance and learning.
A Times investigation found the county’s lead foster care agency pushed hundreds of parents and kids apart outside of its usual system.
A reporter learns how to listen for the gaps while reporting on Tennessee youth convicted of felony murder — for killings they didn’t commit.