Florida Children's First president Howard Talenfeld calls child welfare privatization a failed experiment.
August 09, 2017 at 11:00 AM
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To the Editor:
It is heartbreaking to learn that yet a third child in our state’s foster care system has ended her life by hanging herself within the last year. The tragedies of teens like Giulianna Ramos Bermudez, Lauryn Martin and Naika Venant show us that privatization of the child welfare system has done little to improve the welfare of Florida’s children.
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