homeless facts for kids
May/110
Why do people think they should be able to raise funds for children in care?
my godson went to live with me several times throughout his life. I never asked for any compensation. This time she put me and given a subsidy for foster care by Child Protective Services. His mother yelling at her and sending angry messages telling me who is homeless and has nowhere to live, can not pay the rent, you can not buy food because they can not afford to more than a teenager, he took home. There were more than a month to compensate for the fact that her daughter lives with her. I do not understand why she would not realize that there can hit a child out and continue receiving benefits for her. If you receive money for a child, and you do not have the child, the money stops. Has anyone had some experience with something like this and there is a diplomatic way to explain that when a child is in foster care or living away from home is no longer raise money for them?
Is the proper mindset. You can get a job if they want to eat and pay rent. novel idea.
MOBILE ALABAMA JUVENILE JUDGE YELLS AT HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL MOM ALEX JONES INFOWARS
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