Louisiana DCFS Donates Supplies for Kentucky Foster Children Ricky Montet, director of emergency preparedness with Louisiana Department of Children & Family Services, shows some of the items children who get
Lotus Announces Children’s Advocacy Mobile Unit Lotus’ new CAC Mobile Unit will equip staff to provide services for families and victims, such as forensic interviews in a “child-friendly environment.” Lotus
Lotus receives $1.29 million in Victims of Crime Act funds Grant funds continue to play a key role in allowing Paducah’s Lotus Children’s Advocacy and Sexual Violence Resource Center to
Click the video above to watch the full story on WPSD. View the full story and watch the video on WPSD here. Hundreds of local organizations are places that thousands
Legal experts and victims’ advocates are trying to determine what’s next after Marsy’s Law passed in Kentucky. Marsy’s Law advocates say the goal is to ensure more rights for crime
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