Recovering Iron Range family gets helping hand from United Way
Losing custody of their girls was a "huge smack in the face." But Tasha Mazzeo and Antwon Johnson went to treatment, got their kids back and are building a future in their own home.
Stay updated with breaking news from Safe Babies. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Losing custody of their girls was a "huge smack in the face." But Tasha Mazzeo and Antwon Johnson went to treatment, got their kids back and are building a future in their own home.
Insanely busy daily schedules and noise from the outside world both work against our reading habits.
Having temporarily lost her kids in the child protection system, the 32-year-old is now helping other parents get sober and regain custody.
A hands-on approach is helping parents get sober and regain custody of their infants and toddlers, according to officials in northern St. Louis County.
Saginaw County was one of only two counties in Michigan to be chosen for the early childhood court expansion.