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subsequently responded two hours later, but knocked on the wrong doors because an incorrect address had been given. The next day, Sunday
November 27, 2016, workers returned to Jaden's neighborhood in the Gravesend section of Brooklyn and talked to three neighbors who did not know Jaden or his family. On Monday November 28, investigators found the correct address. By then it was too late, Jaden was found unconscious by the police after Jaden's mother, had called 911 at about 4:30 p.m on November 28, 2016, saying Jaden had slipped in the shower. In a review of factors that contributed to the mix-up with Jaden's address by the Department of Investigation (DOI), it found that ECS unit's employees were not adequately trained to search databases for addresses to locate children; and child welfare specialists, who are experienced with such research, work only during business hours.
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evidence-based, trauma-informed, community-centered therapeutic model. This transformation has significantly improved child well-being—while at the same time improving public safety in local counties. The New York State Bar
Association in June, 2009, honored Carrión with the Howard A. Levine Award for Excellence in Juvenile Justice and Child Welfare for this initiative. More recently, the National Juvenile Justice Network and
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in the city's poorest neighborhoods. During Carrión's tenure, she conducted the agency's first neighborhood poverty assessment identifying communities of need. She also for the first-time created a transparent process for directing the allocation of federal funds and established a system of accountability to ensure the quality performance of more than 300 funded community-based organizations.
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more than 300 newspaper, magazine, television, radio and online story and op-ed placements and 30 editorials in fewer than three years." Her success transforming the state's juvenile justice system provided Carrión with the political capital needed to also transform child care and child welfare to improve the overall improvement of child well-being across New York State.
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pulled her from the South Bronx to lead the then much-maligned
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Under her leadership, OCFS developed a framework for child well-being in New York State's 62 counties that builds on the pillars of safety and permanency to improve outcomes for children and families. This includes implementing a Family
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Starker and Gordon later filed a petition against Gladys Carrión as
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to generate and maintain critical leverage for the continuing transformation of juvenile justice despite the formidable opposition of upstate legislators and the state employee unions which represented the workers in the juvenile jails she closed. "The Empty Beds, Wasted
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In both cases, the ACS under Carrión's leadership, failed to intervene in order save both children's lives. A 2016 NYS Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) - Child Fatality Report (NY-16-103) stated that the death of both children, the “level of casework activity for all cases was
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in December, 2013. “She’s devoted her whole life to our children and she understands from her own life story what it’s like for children to come up in humble circumstances and struggle, and understands how much it is our obligation to protect them all,” said de Blasio.
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include allegations of child abuse. Instead of exercising a traditional law enforcement approach, FAR now supports families involved in child neglect allegations with services and interventions to address their needs.
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