Embattled DCF Commissioner Olga Roche — alerted at least three years ago that social workers routinely missed monthly visits for thousands of children under state care — responded to the crisis by setting a goal to regularly monitor just 85 percent of kids under the agency’s watch, according to internal emails obtained by the Herald.
Thursday, March 06, 2014
Olga Roche’s goal still left some kids at risk
Olga Roche’s goal still left some kids at risk
Embattled DCF Commissioner Olga Roche — alerted at least three years ago that social workers routinely missed monthly visits for thousands of children under state care — responded to the crisis by setting a goal to regularly monitor just 85 percent of kids under the agency’s watch, according to internal emails obtained by the Herald.
Embattled DCF Commissioner Olga Roche — alerted at least three years ago that social workers routinely missed monthly visits for thousands of children under state care — responded to the crisis by setting a goal to regularly monitor just 85 percent of kids under the agency’s watch, according to internal emails obtained by the Herald.
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