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The Executive Council on Wednesday approved Cassandra Sanchez for the position. She succeeds Moira O’Neill, the first person to hold the position.
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We follow up on the Concord Monitor’s series, Fighting Back: Confronting Domestic Violence In New Hampshire, by looking at what a person needs when they…
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Molly Kelly says a federal report that found the Division of Children, Youth and Families failing to meet basic…
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New Hampshire's new child advocate is pressing for changes to the law to strengthen her office's ability to protect the state's most vulnerable…
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A state health official from New Jersey has been tapped to serve as the new leader of New Hampshire’s Division of Children, Youth and Families. The Deputy…
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As the opioid crisis continues to rupture families, the emotional impact on children is widespread. In some school districts, mental health experts are…
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Despite a push from all sides, New Hampshire’s child protection agency is still struggling to correct staffing issues and case backlogs.The state’s…
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A recent Concord Monitor series examines the many problems at New Hampshire's Division of Children, Youth and Families, including child abuse cases where…
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A ruling in a high-profile case involving the state's child protection agency, the Division for Children, Youth and Families, may clear the way for…
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New Hampshire lawmakers met Friday to discuss policy changes to better protect at-risk kids. The effort comes on the heels of an outside review that…