From page 38:
“The longer a child has been cared for in a safe, nurturing relationship, the more compelling the reasons would have to be to remove him or her from a postive environment (whoever is the caregiver) to return to another caregiver; to do so would undermine the infant’s rights to securtiy, self-esteem, and the capacity for intimacy.
Download: ZeroToThree–Forced Separations
The 2023 Annual Child Welfare Law Update Conference in Hawaii will take place at Ko’olau Ballrooms and Conference Center on Friday, August 11, 2023.
Here is list of documents that you will need when adopting children and youth in Hawaii. This is the updated list as of August 2022.
On Friday August 5, 2022, the Annual Child Welfare Law Update conference was held at Ko'olau Ballrooms and Conference Center in Kaneohe, Oahu....