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Darcy Olsen featured on PBS News Weekend discussing new law aimed at reducing aging out of foster care
Darcy Olsen featured on PBS News Weekend discussing new law aimed at reducing aging out of foster care
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 This new initiative is projected to reduce aging out of foster care by 30 percent.
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Lerner & Rowe Gives Back Awards $20,000 to the Center for the Rights of Abused Children Pro Bono Children’s Law Clinic
Lerner & Rowe Gives Back Awards $20,000 to the Center for the Rights of Abused Children Pro Bono Children’s Law Clinic
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Lerner & Rowe Gives Back has granted $20,000 to support children served by the Center for the Rights of Abused [...]
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Darcy Olsen Named Arizona’s Best Non-Profit Leader at Best of  Capitol Awards Ceremony
Darcy Olsen Named Arizona’s Best Non-Profit Leader at Best of Capitol Awards Ceremony
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At the Arizona Capitol Times’ Best of the Capitol awards ceremony this evening, Darcy Olsen, founder and CEO of the [...]
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New Arizona Law Will Significantly Reduce the Number of Children Aging Out of State Foster Care; Serves as a National Model
New Arizona Law Will Significantly Reduce the Number of Children Aging Out of State Foster Care; Serves as a National Model
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Phoenix, Ariz. – Yesterday, the Arizona legislature passed a measure, brought by the Center for the Rights of Abused Children, [...]
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Let’s help abandoned and abused kids – Washington Times
Let’s help abandoned and abused kids – Washington Times
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In 1988, Republican President Ronald Reagan and a Democratic-controlled Congress united to establish May as the nation’s first National Foster Care [...]
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You can bring a child in from the cold – consider foster care
You can bring a child in from the cold – consider foster care
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If a little kid showed up at your door looking hungry and cold, would you let them in? Absolutely! You’d [...]
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