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New facility open for some boys who were sleeping at CYFD offices

The home houses boys ages 12 and up, and CYFD Secretary Teresa Casados says the agency is working on a facility for girls.

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Analysts, advocates paint grim picture of New Mexico s child welfare system

"We keep increasing the funding and there s no implementation. It s really frustrating," said Rep. Liz Thomson, D-Albuquerque.

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County calling reform to law driving up costs of ensuring defendants are mentally competent to stand trial

Lynda Battaglia, director of Mental Health & Community Services.Photo by Howard Owens When a criminal suspect with mental health issues enters the justice system following an arrest, that defendant

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Bill sponsored by Keene lawmaker would boost state funding for shelters

New Hampshire would provide additional money for homeless shelters under a bill by state Sen. Donovan Fenton that has been winning legislative support.

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Concord Monitor - Bill sponsored by Keene lawmaker would boost state funding for shelters

New Hampshire would provide additional money for homeless shelters under a bill by state Sen. Donovan Fenton that has been winning legislative support.The Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee on Friday approved spending $2.5 million in federal pandemic.

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