Web Search powered by YAHOO! SEARCH  
share
email
print
reprint
font size
options
 
Vickie Sue Trivett, 54, holds a photo of her son Jerry at her home near Johnstown, Pa. The teenager was sent to an Oklahoma City treatment center, where he died. Philadelphia´s Department of Human Services sent dozens of children to the same center.
Clem Murray/Inquirer Staff Photographer
Vickie Sue Trivett, 54, holds a photo of her son Jerry at her home near Johnstown, Pa. The teenager was sent to an Oklahoma City treatment center, where he died. Philadelphia's Department of Human Services sent dozens of children to the same center.
RELATED STORIES
 
Online Extra: From Pennsylvania to Oklahoma - and the end of the line at age 15
 
Ongoing coverage of child welfare in Philadelpiha


Page:   5  of  5   View All

Struggling with kids' safety out of state

Philadelphia's child-welfare agency still has a ways to go.

Evans acknowledged the lack of follow-up, calling it "unacceptable."

He said DHS had lacked a consistent system for addressing problems flagged in inspections.

"Recommendations were made," he said, "but nothing really happens to the recommendations."

 


Contact staff writer John Sullivan

at 215-854-2473 or johnsullivan@phillynews.com.

 

Page:   5  of  5  View All
«Previous    1 |   2 |   3 |   4 |   5  
MOST VIEWED IN THIS SECTION
Latest Stories in this Section
  • Top Jobs
  • Top Homes
  • Top Cars
 
SEARCH JOBS
West Philadelphia


$75,000
36 N 61ST ST
Port Richmond


$144,900
2980 E THOMPSON ST
SEARCH CARS

Buy Inquirer, Daily News & Philly merchandise here including:

 
Books
 
Movies
 
Page Reprints
 
Photo Licensing
 
Photos