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Tag: Children Youth and Families Department

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Two CYFD employees who raised concerns over deleted records were later fired

by searchlightnm May 22, 2021
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In the state department charged with child welfare, leadership and staff avoid a paper trail with encrypted messaging.

by searchlightnm April 28, 2021
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Foster parents, biological parents and kids face new challenges amid state’s response to COVID-19 outbreak

by searchlightnm March 25, 2020
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Childcare workers with COVID-19 can get state-funded insurance

by Susan Morée March 18, 2020
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Some question why childcare centers are still open during public health emergency

by Susan Morée March 17, 2020
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State offers assistance to families and child care providers during emergency

by Susan Morée March 16, 2020
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State agencies still open, public encouraged to access them online or by phone

by Andy Lyman March 12, 2020
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Bill that helps kids who ‘age out’ of foster care passes Senate

by Susan Morée February 17, 2020
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Bill to lengthen statute of limitations on child sexual abuse passes House

by Susan Morée February 14, 2020
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Addressing human trafficking, reproductive justice bills on tap

by Susan Morée January 23, 2020

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