LAKE TOXAWAY, N.C. (AP) North Carolina health officials said Friday that they are removing all children from the care of a nature-based therapy program nearly two weeks after the death of a 12-year-old New York boy. The Department of Health and Human Services said in a news release that while it cannot comment on specific […]
North Carolina health officials have told Trails Carolina to stop admissions and take other steps to ensure children’s safety during the investigation of a 12-year-old boy’s death earlier this month.
A North Carolina wilderness camp for troubled teens is contradicting police, saying it is fully cooperating after a 12-year-old boy died less than 24 hours after his enrollment in the program.
ReutersNorth Carolina health officials ordered the removal of all children from a nature therapy program in the Appalachian Mountains on Friday, nearly two weeks after a pre-teen suspiciously died there less than 24 hours after he arrived. The program, Trails Carolina, was warned earlier this week that it could not accept any new children into its program and now, the state says it’s taken temporary custody of its children until they can be returned to their families. The development adds to the
All children will be removed from a North Carolina camp after a 12-year-old was found dead at the camp earlier this month, officials announced Friday.