Foster kids say they were hurt in state residential care in Louisville
It was around 3:30 a.m. and most of the other residents at the Home of the Innocents were still sleeping. But the 12-year-old girl couldn’t wait until morning to tell
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It was around 3:30 a.m. and most of the other residents at the Home of the Innocents were still sleeping. But the 12-year-old girl couldn’t wait until morning to tell
Never before revealed records show children report instances of abuse, neglect and danger in residential care facilities that go unheard and unchecked by state officials.
The Cabinet for Health and Family Services housed the child in the L&N Building, a 116-year-old office building at Broadway and 9th Street with no beds, showers or food providers.
With a $2.25 million grant, Kentucky will expand and restructure its Medical Reserve Corps to cover every county in the state.
With a $2.25 million grant, Kentucky will expand and restructure its Medical Reserve Corps to cover every county in the state.