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Joseph LaFrance
Back in 2018 they took our teen boys without all the facts and the situation we were in , yea I’m talking about you Stephanie towers. We got them back about a month later.our oldest has since graduated in 2021with a 4.0 and our youngest is graduating in June is 2022 with a 3.8 gpa.and are going on to college. Hope you rot towers.
Barbara Monroe
For 12 years the Patrick Farrell Family has been called on 5 times by two doctors, thearpists etc. Social worker Veronica Pienida was one of our social workers, i have in email i did everything right by documenting everything. Go back to family court, where Dan Chester and Judge Boyd took my custody because FATHER decided child wasent sick enough...after refusing medical trearment,except the polominigest put child on 5 medications to stabalize asthma problems. Thats not sick enough?? This has been going on for years, most recent Step Mother Tracy Farrell as in Cotati Rohnert Park School Board President has refused with husband who live in a 1.3 million dollar home and earn 27,000 a month to get minors dental abnormality fixed requested by two dentists since 2013.... they say neglect can happen in rich and poor families but heres a great example how CPS Sonoma County really works under already sued CPS for ignoring Valley of the Moon child abuse and neglect that the Board of Supervisors agreed to settle. Nick Honey is still employed after costing the children abuse, neglect, and the tax payers money to the victims. CPS is a joke they only go after the poor, that cant defend themselves. How many times does a medical professional have to call or in this case several before they do anything? Answer: more than 5 times!
Joseph Scigliano
I was helped tons with Christy Davila MA some three years ago it seems now.
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Yes. While Sonoma County FYC works with all foster children we partner with several other agencies who also offer foster care and work with foster families. Learn more about local agencies online at http://sonomafostercare.org/. Best wishes.
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Yes. You can always report anonymously when you call the hotline (707) 565-4304. Reporting means you express a concern that may or not rise to the level of an investigation. Do what you feel best to protect the children you're concerned about.
You can report neglect to our 24-hour, confidential hotline: (707) 565-4304. Talk with a social worker who can determine the next best steps to take to ensure the child is protected from neglect. Thank you for your concern for Sonoma County children.
Please call and talk with a social worker who can discuss the question with you and understand a bit more about the situation. We're here to help. Our number is (707) 565-4300.
Inside the house there is a lot of violence towards four children and they have not listened to me. I wanted information and advice to be able to help the children. Somebody can listen to me and tell me if they can help four children who have been violent since root for a long time. society is important but they have not answered my questions or been able to help me
A work permit is a legal document required by the state of California that allows a person under the age of 18 to have a job. You can get a work permit from your local public high school. There are four steps to obtain a work permit: 1. Obtain a work permit application at the Career Center at your local high school (or the application form can be downloaded from the California Department of Education's website. 2. Fill out the personal information at the top of the application, have your prospective employer fill out the required information in the middle part and ask a parent or guardian to sign the lower part of the application. 3. Return the completed work permit application to your high school where the work permit will be processed and typed. Your school will need 48 hours to process the Work Permit. 4. Return the typed permission to the prospective employer.
We hope you contacted our office to talk with the social worker helping your granddaughter and her family. Call us Monday-Friday, 8 am- 5 pm, at (707) 565-4300. Family members can offer comfort and support since they are already in the child's life. Wishing you and your family well.
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Yeah just say she is abusing u
Thank you for connecting to ask about behavior toward a child. If you’re concerned about the safety or welfare of a child, you can anonymously call our confidential 24-hour hotline at (707) 565-4304 for advice. One of our social workers can let you know if the situation meets the criteria for intervention by the Family, Youth and Children’s Division. Find more information about when to report suspected child abuse or neglect on our website's “When to Report” page (sonomacounty.ca.gov/Human-Services/Family-Youth-Children/Services/Child-Abuse/When-to-Report/). If the family would benefit from supportive resources, such as child care or parenting classes, both First 5 (first5sonomacounty.org/) and the Child Parent Institute (www.calparents.org) offer programs, services and referrals. Thank you again for reaching out.
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