The Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption is a non profit corporation formed in 2021 to address the corruption that exists at the Arizona Department of Child Safety.
This organization was formed by a retired behavioral health provider with 30 years experience working with children, adolescents, and parents in the behavioral health industry in Arizona. As a parent, our foundation's president has personal experience with issues affecting families, parents rights, and childhood mental illness on a range of topics. The founder of this organization has been involved in all aspects of DCS involving placement and dependency, and has seen and experienced the institutional corruption first hand.
The complaints about Arizona DCS is well documented and widely known, and therefore, moot in the community:
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/arizona-dcs-complaints
The State of Arizona does not have a more committed spokesperson and champion for families in our community. Join our army and help make a difference!
There is nothing more important in society than the protection our children and the vulnerable.
The Arizona Department of Child Safety has been, and will continue to be, the front line guardian and protector of children in the community. We need this department to do it's mission, and expand it's scope, to find abuse and neglect of children and take them out of harms way.
We are in a war against evil that is being waged against our children on a daily basis, and DCS and their army of dedicated case workers are God's warriors leading the battle against the lawless ones who harm, maim, and destroy our children's lives and future's
This is a call to arms for the Governor of the State of Arizona, the Director of the Arizona Department of Child Safety, and the Juvenile Court system. End the corruption right now! End the corruption so we can refocus our efforts in support of the important mission at DCS.
You all know it exists.
We only see what's reported on the news....children taken from their parents for two years with no basis to justify agency removal, an 18 year old boy who reported a case manger who was his foster parent had sexually abused him throughout his childhood, video recordings on the internet as evidence of violations of due process rights of parents in dependency actions, case managers charged with obstruction of justice for falsifying records and reports, employees who left the Arizona Department of Child Safety due to the wanton and unfettered corruption....the list goes on and on. And what of your elected officials who oversees these activities?
They all know and yet do nothing about the corruption, but pay out civil settlements we hear so often in the news. Their response is to pay out judgments for agency misconduct, sever parents rights who do have causes of action for departmental misconduct, and suppress the reports on the internet with brand and reputation management, hiding their institutional corruption from the public eye by burying their misdeeds in the internet search results.
Those days are over.
The founder of the Arizona Advocacy Foundation for the Victims of DCS Corruption is a reputation management specialist and a CEO of a brand management company. All the reports and complaints of corruption hidden by paid reputation management companies...all those posts will be brought back to the first page internet search results for the community to see.
This organization's founder comes from a family of law enforcement and fire fighters. The duty to serve and protect has been instilled in his psyche from birth, and is reflected in his years of service to families impacted by violence and abuse in Arizona.
Unfortunately, our society in not the Norman Rockwellian world our forefathers built. We live in a culture were bad people do horrible things to innocent people, violating their duty to protect and serve in their positions of trust and power.
Decent men murdered on camera with knees on their throats by law enforcement; children put in cages and separated from their parents, only to be sexually abused at the border by employees responsible for their care; women being raped and assaulted by their employers, and their only crime was showing up for work to support their families. Our society has the birth pains of gross moral bankruptcy.
These bad elements have infiltratated the ranks of case mangers and supervisors at the Arizona Department of Child Safety, they have abused their power and authority with heinous acts of cruelty in violating parent's rights with improper separations of children from families with unwarranted dependency actions, and are sadistic characters not fit to hold the honorable positions they have been granted to protect our community's children.
Parents rights are being subjugated and subverted by DCS case managers, the juvenile court, and the Assistant Attorney General's office through Arizona Statute, barring parties from disclosing what goes on in the proceedings in dependency cases involving minor children.
The intent behind these statutes was to protect the identity and the psychological welfare of the children who are the subject of these dependency actions, and for other obvious reasons regarding child welfare and privacy.
The intent of these statutes WAS NOT to protect state employees from acts of gross misconduct and corruption. These statutes have been perverted by the state to intimidate parents from disclosing criminal and ethical violations by DCS employees and the state during dependency actions. These statutes were not enacted to create "secret courts" where American rights and liberties can be violated without public review and disclosure.
The days of DCS secret courts are over.
The Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption will publish any complaints made to our organization online and for community peer review, of any acts of wanton corruption by the employees of the Arizona Department of Child Safety in any illegitimate removal or dependency, where the parents rights of due process have been violated, and where evidence exists of any malicious prosecution by the State of Arizona, in attempts to tortuously violate a parents rights to associate with their own children.
The Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption is a political action organization demanding immediate change to safeguard parent rights and to protect the family from acts of institutional corruption in the most precious right we have as Arizonans and Americans...the right to have and associate with one's own children.
President Barak Obama once stated that the Federal Government is like a barge, and it moves slowly to change course and direction. These are our children and we cannot wait for change. If the government is the barge like Obama stated, then it's time to sink that ship and get on our speed boat for change.
President Barak Obama once stated that the Federal Government is like a barge, and it moves slowly to change course and direction. These are our children and we cannot wait for change. If pthe government is the barge like Obama stated, then it's time to sink that ship and get on our speed boat for change.
There are many reasons for the level of institutional corruption in dependency actions within the Arizona Department of Child Safety and the Juvenile Court.
Federal funds are allocated to states for adoptions to foster parents of children in dependency. Many states monetize the process by giving "bonuses" to child protective workers who place children under state care into adoption. The states profit, the case workers profit, and this monetization of the dependency process fuels the corruption running rampant in agencies... agencies originally designed to build up families and protect children's welfare interests...their basic human rights to associate with their own parents without the intrusions of government interference into their own families. These government violations into the family attack one of the most fundamental rights we have guaranteed under the United States Constitution....the pursuit of happiness.
Those days are over.
The Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption demands the demonetization of adoptions out of foster care and that the Arizona Department of Child Safety operates of funds collected from taxes collected locally, and not on federal funds that rewards the adoption of children from state care. These are our children, we can pay for their protection and services ourselves.
We demand any and all federal funds received go directly to parents for services supporting reunification of the family, and when adoption occurs, those federal funds go to the parents and families of the adopted. No more federal funds are to be received, used, or consumed by the state of Arizona, the Arizona Department of Child Safety, or employees at DCS.
The Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption is a non political organization fighting for change to end institutional corruption in the dependency process at The Arizona Department of Child Safety, the Juvenile Court of Arizona, and at the Assistant Attorney General's Office.
We support and will campaign for any political candidate, regardless of political party, who supports our demands for change.
The Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption is a non religious organization and supports no religious organizations or orientations.
We support the involvement of religious and non religious groups in our endeavors for change and will work with all religious entities who endorse our demands to end corruption in the wrongful and tortious removal of children from the loving care of their own parents without just cause.
The Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption invites all members of the community, regardless of their political or religious orientations, to join our army of parents for change!
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Arizona Department of Child Safety that is a social services government agency assisting families in the protection of children and interventions to strentheng the family unit through parenting assistance.
The present Director of Arizona Department of Child Safety was elevated to that postion with no experience or background in child welfare delivery or family services in the United States.
The website for DCS boasts this wholly unqualified government official coming to Arizona Department of Child Safety with 15 years aerospace experience:
"Mike found working in child welfare to be extraordinarily rewarding. He officially joined the Child Safety team in December 2016 as Deputy Director where he continued to support strategic planning, projects and management system definition across state agencies."
"Before joining the state, Mike spent over 15 years in the aerospace manufacturing industry in various capacities including general management, value stream management, manufacturing engineering and continuous improvement. Mike's hands-on approach and ability to practically apply lean manufacturing concepts to human services delivery has made a lasting impact on Arizona's child welfare system. Key contributions include the elimination of the 16,000 inactive case backlog, safe reduction of Arizona's out-of-home care population by 25 percent, integration of behavioral and physical healthcare for children in care, increased financial supports for kinship, and replacement of the child welfare data management system."
To view the unqualifictions of this DCS govenment official, Mike Faust's official biograpy is listed on dcs.az.gov:
https://dcs.az.gov/about/administration/dcsdirector
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey appointed this unqualified individual to the directorship of Arizona DCS, who has been the main source of Complaints and lawsuits against the department since his tenure:
DCS boasts "aerospace manufacturing" experience, but his biography on dcs.az.gov does not list what airline companies the DCS Director had worked 15 years prior to becoming Director:
On Google, there is no past online presence with references to his past in the aeromspace industry, except for what Doug Ducey and Michael Robertson has posted on Google:
The Arizona DCS Complaints include Mike Faust's own employees giving him an "F" grade for his incompetent management at the department:
The complaints about Arizona DCS comes from actual DCS case managers and employees under Faust's leadership, as seen on Indeed:
https://www.indeed.com/job/call-center-child-abuse-and-neglect-hotline-9e083f6ac273e34d
More Arizona DCS employee complaints on Glassdoor:
https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Arizona-Department-of-Child-Safety-Reviews-E1160775.htm
The tragedy of complaints about civil rights abuses against parents are seen amongst over 1,500 Google reviews of Arizonans violated by Arizona Department of Child Safety:
ABOUT THE AUTHOR OF THIS WEBSITE
Michael Robertson has worked in the behavioral health field with at risk child and adolescent populations at Arizona Baptist Children's Services, as a program supervisor at Community Psychology & Educational Services, and through the health care registry as a psychiatric technician at the Maricopa County Psychiatric Annex in Phoenix, Arizona, in the 1990s and 2000s.
His graduation research project was "Accelerating Children's Cognitive Development" which was also the basis of the Master's thesis he pursued.
Michael pursued that subject matter as three of his four children had severe cognitive delay, developmental disabilities and language arrest, coupled with intellectual giftedness after their father's psychological interventions, in the areas of qualitative and quantitative reasoning.
Michael Robertson's life work was devoted to developing the intellectual capacities in his children.
On August 23, 2004, Mr. Robertson founded the Counseling Outreach for Battered Women & Abused Children", Arizona Corpation Commission Entity No. 11472792:
https://ecorp.azcc.gov/EntitySearch/Index
The son of a Chief of Police, Michael also worked for charitable causes supporting the families of police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty.
Michael returned to the behavioral health industry in 2021 and now works with adult survivors of narcissistic abuse and parents of children who are victims of sexual assault as the Clinical Director of the Phoenix Coalition for the Families and Victims of Child Sexual Abuse.
https://parentsofsexualabusevictims.com/clinical-director
An advocate and community activist for parental rights at child protective service and government agencies providing placement services to children and adolescent populations.
Michael Robertson is the president of the non profit corporation, The Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/president-%26-ceo
The Phoenix Coalition for the Families and Victims of Child Sexual Abuse works with adult survivors of narcissistic abuse and and providing resources and referrals in the community for parents who deal with these tragedies to their families.
https://parentsofsexualabusevictims.com/
In 2022, Michael Robertson is listed nationally with Expert Engine as an expert witness with matters involving child protective services, parents of children who are victims of sexual assault, and narcissistic menticide abuse and recovery:
Mr. Robertson is writing his book about his life story, to be published in 2023, titled "Narcissistic Menticide Psychology, Abuse & Recovery." Most of that content has already been published online.
Michael Robertson is listed as a parental expert in Child Protective Services, Parent Advocacy, Narcissistic Menticide Abuse & Recovery. Listed nationally with Expert Engine, DCS Expert ID: 737644
Mike Faust has no resume of his previous education or work history listed on Google or on his biography at the website for Arizona Department of Child Safety:
https://dcs.az.gov/about/administration/dcsdirector
On Google Search, there is no stated resume listing his education.
Mike Faust's Linkedin profile lists his education
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-faust-791a2a11/
The DCS Director holds a Becholors degree in Business Managent, from the University of Phoenix in 2005.
Mike Faust has no undergrduate education, or a graduate education , in social work or the behavioral sciences.
It is the expert opinon of Michaell Robertson that the Director of Arizona Department of Child Safety lacks the educational requirements to manage a social services agency, DCS is a social service agency, serving children AND parents in areas of child protection, family preservation, and stengehening Arizona families.
Mike Faust has no social work, welfare services or any behavirola health employment history with children and families, pior to his emplloyment in management at Arizona Departement of Child Safety in 2016.
Mike Faust's Resume on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-faust-791a2a11/details/experience/
2014-2015, Noranco Inc.
Phoenix, Arizona
https://www.pccaero.com/companies/noranco/
Job title: General Manager
Management of a multi-facility engine component machining division.
2011-2014, Sargent Controls & Aerospace.
Tuscon, Arizona
https://www.sargentaerospace.com/
Job title: Plant Manager
Manufacturing hydraulic components, specialty bearings and CNC machining of specialty fasteners.
2010-2011, Sargent Controls & Aerospace.
Tuscon, Arizona
https://www.sargentaerospace.com/
Job title: Team Leader
Manufacturing hydraulic components, specialty bearings and CNC machining of specialty fasteners.
IN 2015, Mike Faust became a "consultant" for the State of Arizona, became the Deputy Director of DCS in 2016, with bsolutely no education or work history to qualify for such a positon.
The unqualified Mike Faust was then elevated to Director of Arizona DCS in 2019:
It is the expert opinion of Michael Robertson that Arizona Department of Child Safety Director Mike Faust, lacked both the educational and employment background to qualify for any management positions in child welfare, either in Arizona, or anywhere in the United States.
It is the expert opinion of Michael Robertson that the failures of Arizona Department of Child Safety rest solely on solely on Arizona Governor Doug Ducey's obvious political appointment of his "friend" Mike Faust to the postion as DCS Director.
He boasts "Numbers" or resolved cases in his deparment history. What he intentionally leaves out of his non-accomplishes (in the same mannaerthat he omits his "plant manager" job history from the AZDCS website,) is that Mike Faust is a complete failure to Arizona families and his own employees.
Mike Fausts several failures as Director of Arizona Deparetment of Child Safety is highly documented by his own employees, Arizona parents, and in the courts.
On Glassdoor and Indeed, Arizona Department of Child Safety receives one of the lowest ratings of any govenment agency in the State of Arizona, by Mike Faust's own employees:
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Arizona-Department-of-Child-Safety/reviews
The over 1,500 Google Reviews for Arizona Department of Child Safety includes hundreds of innocent parents and children whose rights were grossly violated , including and children institutionally abused by DCS during Director Mike Faust's tenure:
Dozens of multimillion dollar lawuits against Arizona DCS under the leadership and mismanagment of an airplane parts manager, while Mike Faust lead the Department of Child Safety from 2016 to 2022:
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/press-%26-articles
A DCS Director with no education in social work or behavioral health, with bacokground only as a Plant Manager for airplane parts:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-faust-791a2a11/
THESE EXPERT WITNESS DISCLOSURES ARE PERSONALLY TROUBLING TO THIS AUTHOR!
Arizona DCS Director Mike Faust is a Repblican, serving the conservative administrations of Governor Doug Ducey and Attorney General Mark Brnovich.
Michael Robertson is a Reagan/McCain life-long Republican voter. This father of seven and expert witness in child protective service mattersis a pro-life conservative, evangelical Christian Republican.
Check the voter registration records, guys.
"You did this to one of your own..." Michael Rbertson, July 30, 2022.
In 2022, Michael Robertson is listed nationally with Expert Engine as an expert witness with matters involving child protective services, parents of children who are victims of sexual assault, and narcissistic menticide abuse and recovery:
Michael Robertson is listed on Google search in the number one spots for the following search terms for expert witness services:
Machiavellian NPD Adoption Fraud Expert Witness
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Mr. Robertson is the father of seven children and has worked as a clinician and as a parent in various capacities with child protective services for the past 23 years.
https://parentsofsexualabusevictims.com/expert-witness-services
Arizona DCS Complaints include an 11 year old boy murdered after repeated fumbled case management investigations:
Davis struck Chaskah, leaving a bruise behind his little ear and a scratch to his boy face, but the department determined the allegations were unsubstantiated. DISGUSTING!
Murdered by a grandmother after three previous contacts with law enforcement and DCS!
A lawsuit which seeks financial damages for years of abuse endured by four adoptive children of an Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) case manager and a 911 dispatcher has been transferred to federal court at the request of the defendants.
On Jan. 22 complaint, one-time DCS case manager Brian Campbell and his wife Monica Campbell were sentenced to three years in state prison for four counts each of felony child abuse. Monica Campbell worked as a dispatch supervisor for the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) until she quit in March 2020, one year after the couple was charged with multiple child abuse charges.
A complaint was settled against Arizona DCS involving over 16,000 foster children abused and neglected in foster care:
Settlement reached in 2015 lawsuit claiming deficiencies in care against Department of Child Safety.
Donald Williams Jr. filed a complaint agianst Arizona DCS in federal court after his parental rights were cut off, then restored, in a child-welfare case that lasted nearly five years and stretched over two states.
After losing his parental rights, then getting them back, man seeks $25M in damages in Complaint against Arizona DCS.
Donald Williams Jr. filed a complaint agianst Arizona DCS in federal court after his parental rights were cut off, then restored, in a child-welfare case that lasted nearly five years and stretched over two states.
After losing his parental rights, then getting them back, man seeks $25M in damages in Complaint against Arizona DCS:
The crimes Machelle Hobson was accused of shocked the country two years ago. Now ABC15 has learned the seven children were left in Hobson’s care for years after they, and others, alerted the Arizona Department of Child Safety and the City of Maricopa Police Department to the horrors happening behind closed doors.
"A failure of the system': Kids told DCS and police about prior 'YouTube Mom'"abuse DCS Complaints
Arizona foster parents are even filing Complaints against DCS:
Message to Caregivers from AZDCS Director Mike Faust:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqEuhDifmgc
Message to Mike Faust on his 15 years of aerospace manufacturing experience from Michael Robertson:
Beth Breen, a former employee of Arizona DCS, detailed the horrifying treatment suffered by a young girl named Devani to Northwest Liberty News. in an Arizona DCS Complaint:
DCS Complaints: Worker Exposes Child Sex Ring in Foster Care System:
CPS Worker Defies Gag Order, Exposes Violent Child Sex Ring in State Foster System in DCS Complaint:
Arizona Department of Child Safety Complaints: DCS backlogs actual abuse, while prosecuting innocent parents!
"Mr. Faust...Stop mitigating your departments misconduct by prosecuting innocent parents to aviod litigation from your inept mismanagment of DCS! DO YOUR JOB, FLIGHT BOY and investigate actual child abuse!" Michael Robertson, Janyuary 18, 2022.
Rep. Kelli Butler, D-Paradise Valley, said it’s extremely troubling to see the department fail to meet benchmarks.
https://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2021/12/17/child-abuse-investigation-backlog-soars/
“Those are children whose lives are potentially at risk because they are not investigating the way we expect them to,” Butler sad. “It’s extremely scary because we saw this happen before and we know that these numbers could creep up.”
Case Manager Complaints at Arizona DCS as workers fired over 'professional kidnapper' T-shirts! Bizarre:
For a group of child-welfare investigators, it was not a good look: Bright pink T-shirts stating "professional kidnapper" on the front.
On the back: "Do you know where your children are?"
More complaints of Arizona Department of Child Safety's violation of parents civil rights:
DCS VIOLATES PARENTS CIVIL RIGHTS AT TDM MEETING
Watch and see for yourself the AZ Department of Child Safety violate Parents civil rights at TDM Meeting. Children are illegally seized in AZ everyday for false accusations. Help expose to truth to the public about this corrupt department abusing their authority powers to remove innocent children from their parents. Heartbreaking Families all across AZ are suffering at the hands of this department:
Parents are able to file Complaints with the Ombudsman:
https://dcs.az.gov/resource/complaint-or-disagreement/form
Information regarding client grievances:
https://dcs.az.gov/sites/default/files/DCS-Forms/CSO-1016A.pdf
Disputes sometimes arise during the course of DCS involvement. Should you find yourself in a dispute with DCS, attempt to work with DCS first, including the DCS Office of the Ombudsman.
https://www.azoca.gov/child-safety-dcs/
The following is a resource of filing complaints against Arizona DCS:
Any complainant that suspects child abuse or neglect must be referred to the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) Office 1-888-767-2445 (TDD 1-800-530-1831) or the local police department/sheriff. Refer to your local phone listings for the number to the local police department/sheriff.
File a complaint against the Arizona Department of Child Safety directly with the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division:
https://www.justice.gov/actioncenter/submit-complaint
The Civil Rights Division enforces federal laws that protect you from discrimination based on your race, color, national origin, disability status, sex, religion, familial status, or loss of other constitutional rights.
https://civilrights.justice.gov/
Parents who have complaints they were discriminated in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA):
Arizona Department of Child Safety employee reviews on Glassdoor:
https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/DCS-Corp-Reviews-E214139.htm
DCS complaints and reviews by present and past employees:
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Parents can file a civil complaint against Arizona DCS with the United States District Court, District of Arizona:
https://www.uscourts.gov/forms/pro-se-forms/complaint-civil-case
Pro se complaint forms against Arizona DCS:
https://www.uscourts.gov/forms/civil-pro-se-forms
Forms for self-represented litigants fighting Arizona Department of Child Safety:
https://www.azd.uscourts.gov/forms-self-represented-litigants
The State Bar of Arizona, under the authority granted by the Supreme Court of Arizona, investigates allegations of attorney, alternative business structure (ABS) and Legal Paraprofessional (LP) misconduct and determines whether formal discipline proceedings are appropriate.
Attorneys, ABSs and LPs must comply with the Supreme Court of Arizona's Rules of Professional Conduct, more commonly known as the Ethical Rules. The State Bar of Arizona Lawyer Regulation Office (LRO) investigates any allegations that a lawyer has violated these rules initiates formal proceedings before the Supreme Court of Arizona. For more information on the Discipline Process click here.
https://www.azbar.org/for-the-public/concerns-about-your-lawyer/
Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption
Go to the pages of our website for links and resources for parents who want to file complaints against Arizona DCS, or to litigate without an attorney against Arizona Department of Child Safety.
Parent Services:
At Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption, you will have opportunities to learn from other parents' complaints and share your knowledge and insights with DCS on our "Parent Services" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/parent-services
Our Demands:
We demand adherence to the Constitution of the United States of America & the Constitution of the State of Arizona, guaranteeing our protections of due process under the law on "Our Demands" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/our-demands
Arizona DCS Complaints:
The present Director of Arizona Department of Child Safety was elevated to that postion with no experience or background in child welfare delivery or family services in the United States on "Arizona DCS Complaints" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/arizona-dcs-complaints
Sue Arizona DCS:
Litigants or parties representing themselves in court without the assistance of an attorney are known as pro se litigants. “Pro se” is Latin for “in one's own behalf.” The right to appear pro se in a civil case in federal court is defined by statute 28 U.S.C. on "Sue Arizona DCS" page.
President & CEO:
Michael Robertson is the founder and President of the non-profit entity, Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption on "President & CEO" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/president-%26-ceo
Expert Witness Services:
In 2022, Michael Robertson is listed nationally with Expert Engine as an expert witness as a parent in matters involving Cases Involving Children with Cognitive Disabilities on "Expert Witness Services" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/expert-witness-services
Careers:
Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption is not a law firm, does not act as an attorney, and is not a substitute for advice from an attorney. Our non-profit advocacy foundation does not provide any legal advice . We are seeking a passionate civil rights attorney to work on referral with pro se litigants on "Careers" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/careers
Join our Army:
Speak to a parent advocate today on our "Join our Army" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/join-our-army
Intake & Advocacy:
The requirement prior to meeting with any of our parent advocates is for all inquiries to visit the biography page of our President & CEO on "Intake & Advoccy" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/intake-%26-advocacy
We love our parents, so feel free to visit during normal business hours on "Contact Us" page.
https://arizonadcscorruption.com/contact-us
Resolve a Complaint or Disagreement with DCS
https://dcs.az.gov/resource/complaint-or-disagreement
Report Child Abuse or neglect
How do I file a complaint against Arizona Department of Child Safety?
DCS announces settlement agreement in class action lawsuit
https://dcs.az.gov/news/dcs-announces-settlement-agreement-class-action-lawsuit
Chapter 11: Fraud and Abuse
https://dcs.az.gov/files/chapter-11-fraud-and-abuse
Arizona Paid $900,000 After Social Workers Tore a Mesa Family Apart and Lied About It
opexposecps/dcs Az
https://www.pinterest.com/azraj64/opexposecpsdcs-az/
Arizona CPS/DCS Corruption
Arizona has kidnapped my nephews and it's been an ongoing battle of corruption for over 2 years now.
https://www.petition2congress.com/ctas/arizona-cpsdcs-corruption
ReunitingFamiliesSupportGroup
https://www.facebook.com/ReunitingFamiliesSupportGroup/posts
The Corrupt Business of
Child Protective Services
https://parentalrights.org/child_protective_services/
Did Arizona Department of Child Safety try to bar parents from criticizing it?
Arizona Advocacy Foundation for Victims of DCS Corruption
https://www.yelp.com/biz/arizona-advocacy-foundation-for-victims-of-dcs-corruption-scottsdale
Arizona CPS Whistleblower defies gag order, exposes corruption!
Arizona couple wants kids back after taken by police and DCS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0TtdYsHrHM
The Arizona CPS Corruption Scandal Allowed Traitorous Monsters to Harm Children
https://savinggraceadvocates.com/arizona-cps-corruption-scandal-harmed-children/
Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aide 7878 N. 16th Street, Suite 235, Phoenix, Arizona 85020 Tel 602.277.7292 | 800.872.2879 Fax 602.277.7312 www.azoca.gov
https://www.azoca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2017-ombudsman-fiscal-year-report.pdf
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AZ Trial Court Refuses to Decide Constitutionality of Dep’t of Child Safety’s Admin. Review Scheme
Phillip B. v. Mike Faust and Arizona Department of Child Safety
September 09, 2020 17:45 ET | Source: New Civil Liberties Alliance
rizona DCS Fails Another Child
Posted on August 29, 2017 by stopdhrcorruption
This is Robert and Kathleen Raskin of Las Vegas, and once again we are angered and saddened to report that another child has been ripped from a loving family only to suffer permanent injuries in foster care, thanks to the agency that was supposed to protect her. When a neighbor heard three-year-old Devani’s parents fighting, they called the authorities. Devani was not present at the time, and despite the fact no abuse of the child was observed, proven, or even alleged, Arizona’s DCS removed her from her parents’ care and placed her into not one, but two, horrific situations, one of which will leave the girl badly scarred for life.
http://stopdhrcorruption.com/arizona-dcs-fails-another-child/
AZCourtHelp.org offers free assistance to all people who have legal information questions or need assistance in resolving disputes.
Arizona CASA Support Councils download
Local support councils throughout the state offer assistance to the needs of foster children though small grants and awards.
Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation www.affcf.org
Helping foster children get back their childhood. Awards given to fund various items and activities. Article with examples of items that they might provide to foster children.
Fostering Advocates Arizona http://www.fosteringadvocatesarizona.org/
They work to connect young adults leaving foster care with the information, resources and support they need to successfully transition to adulthood.
Directory of Organizations Aiding Arizona Foster Children download
Directory compiled and distributed by the Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation..
Parent Assistance Hotline 800-732-8193
Assist callers in understanding the Arizona dependency process and the juvenile court system. Help to identify resources for family issues such as legal assistance, counseling services, and other family assistance.
DCS Family Advocacy 877-527-0765
Receives and responds to complaints made by persons who have an open or closed Department of Child Safety (DCS) case, as well as their family members or interested parties.
Arizona 2-1-1 www.211arizona.org
Directory of available health and human services in communities though out Arizona.
AZ Ombudsman Citizens Aide 800-872-2879
To help people who are having a problem with an agency of Arizona state government or a public access dispute with a state or local governmental agency.
National Parent Helpline www.nationalparenthelpline.org/find-support
The National Parent Helpline is for parents and caregivers of children and youth of all ages.
Arizona Law Help www.azlawhelp.org
Comprehensive resource covering various legal topics and including questions and answers to specific questions.
Law for Kids www.lawforkids.org
For Arizona's youth, their parents, communities and schools to increase their knowledge about youth laws and to encourage law-abiding behavior.
Search Public Records www.courtsystem.org/ Search public records including including arrest records, court records, criminal records, inmate records, jail records, police records, and warrant searches.
Casa Arizona
https://www.azcourts.gov/casa/Community-Resources
Rules, Regulations, Monitoring
and Filing a Complaint
Child Abuse and/or Neglect Complaints
https://www.azccrr.com/file-a-complaint.html
DCS Policy: Did DCS Violate the Arizona Law?
https://woodnicklaw.com/dcs-policy-did-dcs-violate-arizona-law/
The Department of Child Safety (DCS) and the State of Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aide Office
https://www.azoca.gov/child-safety-dcs/
I'd like to resolve a complaint or disagreement with DCS.
https://dcs.az.gov/resources/faq/question-id-resolve-complaint-or-disagreement-dcs
Ombudsman Complaint Form
https://dcs.az.gov/resource/complaint-or-disagreement/form
The Ombudsman reviews complaints of citizens who believe they have been treated unfairly by Arizona government. The process of review begins with an evaluation of the complaint and may include one of the following responses: 1) coaching to allow the citizen to resolve the complaint; 2) direct communication by the Ombudsman with the agency involved; or 3) an investigation of the agency’s action. Notice to the agency is required, unless notification would hinder the investigation. The Ombudsman is bound by confidentiality requirements as outlined in statute.
The Ombudsman is also authorized to investigate complaints related to child safety and complaints related to public access laws involving an agency.
https://azlibrary.gov/sla/agency_histories/office-ombudsman-citizens-aide-ombudsman
Online Complaint Submittal Form - Residential Licensing
The Division of Licensing Services Bureau of Residential Licensing provides this Online Complaint Form which allows anyone with knowledge or concerns about a suspected rule violation to submit a complaint through this web page. A complaint is a suspected violation of Arizona state rules and/or statutes governing the operations of licensed and unlicensed Residential facilities or providers.
If you suspect abuse, neglect, exploitation of a resident or if this is an emergency, please call 911 and/or another applicable first responder such as APS, DCS, or local law enforcement.
Please review the following prior to submitting the complaint allegation.
Complaint Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When filling out this form, information that is required is indicated by a red asterisk (*). Click "Start" to begin complaint.
State of Arizona Employee Reviews
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/State-of-Arizona/reviews
Child Welfare State Complaint Offices
Series: Related Organizations ListsAuthor(s): Child Welfare Information Gateway
Includes contact information for child welfare State complaint offices, when available. If a State does not have an office dedicated to addressing child welfare-related grievances, there may be other avenues for recourse. Please refer to our publication
From Complaint to Resolution: Understanding the Child Welfare Grievance Process for more information. Decisions involving child welfare issues are governed by State statutes and policy, as defined by each individual State. The Federal Government and Child Welfare Information Gateway do not have the authority to intervene in individual child welfare cases.
Ombudsman is a Swedish word that means "representative" or "agent." Ombudsman or Child Advocates were established within states and/or Child Welfare to investigate complaints, concerns, or violations of children right's while in foster care.
In Arizona, the Ombudsman's job is to investigate all government agencies within the state, not only concerns about the Department of Child Safety (DCS). The Arizona Ombudsman office requires you attempt to solve any concerns/problems you have with DCS first, but if you don't have success, contact their office for assistance.
Arizona DCS recommends you try these steps before reaching out to the Ombudsman:
If your problem isn't resolved you can contact the Ombudsman Office and they will take it from there!
https://www.fosterclub.com/resources/arizona-ombudsman-office
DCS Ombudsman Staff
File a Complaint
Before filing a formal complaint, the DCS Ombudsman Bureau requires that complainants attempt to address their issues at the local level, by contacting the appropriate family case manager, the family case manager supervisor, the division manager, and the local office director. Also, please review the Mission Statement, DCS Ombudsman Procedures and Rules of Engagement links provided below. To file a complaint online, click on the link below. To submit a paper form, download the pdf version of the Complaint Form below and mail to the address on the form.
https://www.in.gov/idoa/ombudsman-bureaus/dcs-ombudsman-bureau/
Arizona Department of Child Safety DCS Specialist Reviews
Working at Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS): 11 Reviews
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Arizona-Department-of-Child-Safety-(dcs)/reviews
State of Arizona Employee Reviews
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/State-of-Arizona/reviews
Arizona Department of Child Safety Reviews
Comprehensive Review and Analysis Arizona’s Services, Supports, and Unmet Needs for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities and Their Families PREPARED FOR THE ARIZONA DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES PLANNING COUNCIL JANUARY 2016.
https://swifamilies.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Comprehensive-review-and-analysis_2016.pdf
Arizona Child Fatality Review Program | Twenty-Eighth Annual Report
https://www.azdhs.gov/documents/director/agency-reports/child-fatality-review-report.pdf
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY (DCS SALARIES
How much do Arizona Department Of Child Safety (Dcs employees earn on average in the United States?
Arizona Department Of Child Safety (Dcs pays an average salary of $108,976 and salaries range from a low of $96,743 to a high of $122,883. Individual salaries will, of course, vary depending on the job, department, location, as well as the individual skills and education of each employee.
https://www.salary.com/research/company/arizona-department-of-child-safety-dcs-salary
Why is DCS repeating the mistakes it was created to prevent?
Arizona Department of Child Safety Independent Review
https://www.azauditor.gov/sites/default/files/AZ_Dept_of_Child_Safety_Independent_Review_0.pdf
Hearings & Reviews for DCS
Policy
The Department shall comply with state statutes regarding hearings and reviews of DCS cases. All court proceedings relating to dependency, permanent guardianship and termination of parental rights are open to the public. The Department may request the court order a proceeding to be closed to the public.
The Attorney General's Office shall represent the Department in all contested hearings that affect DCS cases.
DCS Specialists shall attend all hearings affecting their cases and submit reports to the court within the required time frames. For termination of parental rights hearings tried before a jury, the DCS Specialist or DCS Program Supervisor must be present throughout the trial.
The DCS Specialist and any employee who will be providing testimony should contact the assigned Assistant Attorney General to discuss and prepare for testimony.
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY Department of Child Safety Specialist (DCSS) Essential Job Functions and Employment Requirementts.
CPS Complaints
How can I file a complaint against child protective services in Ohio?
https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-file-a-complaint-against-child-protective-services-in-Ohio
CPS-phone-numbers-for-website-updated-1-28-15.pdf
Child Welfare State Complaint Offices
Series: Related Organizations ListsAuthor(s): Child Welfare Information Gateway
Includes contact information for child welfare State complaint offices, when available. If a State does not have an office dedicated to addressing child welfare-related grievances, there may be other avenues for recourse. Please refer to our publication From Complaint to Resolution: Understanding the Child Welfare Grievance Process for more information.
Decisions involving child welfare issues are governed by State statutes and policy, as defined by each individual State. The Federal Government and Child Welfare Information Gateway do not have the authority to intervene in individual child welfare cases.
Arizona Department of Child Services Ombudsman's Office
Arizona
Phone: (602) 255-2500
https://dcs.az.gov/resources/resolve-complaint-or-disagreement
https://dcs.az.gov/ombudsman-complaint
nadid: 27442
Arizona Department of Child Safety
PO Box 6030
Office of the Ombudsman
Phoenix, Arizona 85005
Phone: (602) 364-0777
Toll-Free: 1-877-527-0765
https://dcs.az.gov/about/offices
nadid: 24894
Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens' Aide
7878 N. 16th Street
Suite 235
Phoenix, Arizona 85020
Phone: (602) 277-7292
Toll-Free: (800) 872-2879
Fax: (602) 277-7312
Email: ombuds@azoca.gov
http://www.azoca.gov/complaint-procedure/
nadid: 24895
Report Child Abuse and Neglect to Your County Department of Human Resources.
https://dhr.alabama.gov/child-protective-services/child-abuse-neglect-reporting/
Preventing Abuse and Neglect
The Office of Child Protective Services provides the following functions for the Family Services Division of the Department of Human Resources:
Board of Social Work - Complaints
Complaint Process
The professional licensing board has the authority to license and regulate the professionals under its jurisdiction. Protection of the public is the boards' primary responsibility. Complaints are a method of informing the board about a professional's action. A uniform complaint procedure assures consistency in processing complaints. It also assures confidentiality, efficiency and accountability.
Complaints can be filed in one of the following ways:
Upon receipt of the complaint in the board office, the Bureau Chief opens the envelope, reviews, prioritizes the complaint and gives it to an administrative assistant. The administrative assistant will send a letter to the complainant acknowledging that the complaint has been received and that it has been given to the board for action. The letter states that another letter will follow regarding the board's decision.
All complaints received are acted on. All staff are bound by confidentiality.
How a Complaint is Processed
Anyone may file a complaint against a licensee by filling out the complaint form found here. Complete the form with as much detail as necessary.
The Bureau of Professional Licensure receives complaints for nineteen regulatory boards. It is important to understand the investigation of a complaint is a lengthy process and in some cases may take up to a year.
Under Iowa law board members are not allowed to discuss the complaint with anyone. If you have questions it is best to contact the board administrator for direction.
All complaints received in the office are given a case number and are treated as confidential even to the person complaining and the licensee.
A letter of receipt is mailed to the person filing the complaint.
All complaints needing investigation are referred to the Department of Inspections and Appeals. The Department of Inspections and Appeals completes an investigative report for review and evaluation by the appropriate board.
After reviewing the investigation, the Board may decide to:
Statement of Charges are available to the public upon request. Prior to the Statement of Charges the Board can not acknowledge that a complaint has been filed. A formal hearing before the Board of Examiners or settlement agreement follows the statement of charges. The Board issues a decision following the hearing. Decisions and settlement agreements are available to the public upon request.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I file a complaint?
Down load the complaint form found above, complete and mail into the Bureau of Professional Licensure.
Will the licensee know I have filed a complaint against them?
The complaint is confidential after it is received in our office. No one will receive information regarding it. The licensee is interviewed during the investigation. The questioning may lead the licensee to determine who filed the complaint.
Will I have to testify against the licensee?
If the Board determines that there is probable cause for violation of board code or administrative rules you maybe asked to testify at the formal hearing.
Why does it take so long for my complaint to be investigated?
It is important to do a thorough investigation this often involves interviewing numbers of persons and obtaining documents. Two investigators conduct the investigations for the boards. They work as fast as possible to complete the cases.
https://idph.iowa.gov/licensure/iowa-board-of-social-work/complaints
Complaints About County Child Welfare Services Agencies
Reporting Suspected Child Abuse or Neglect by Parent or Other Caretaker Having Custody
If you suspect that a child's health or safety is jeopardized due to abuse or neglect by parents or other caretaker who has custody of the child, contact the appropriate Emergency Response Hotline Number For County Child Protective Services to report the details.
The appropriate county CWS agency is the county, in which, the child resides. These telephone number are also available in the County Government section of the local telephone directory, or call 911 for emergencies.
https://www.cdss.ca.gov/reporting/file-a-complaint/county-complaints
REPORT CHILD ABUSE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES (DCFS)
https://ocp.lacounty.gov/report-child-abuse-to-dcfs/
If you suspect child abuse and neglect in Arkansas, please call 1-844-SAVE-A-CHILD (1-844-728-3224).
The Hotline Call Center is staffed by a team of specially trained personnel from the Crimes Against Children Division of Arkansas State Police. An investigation may ensue based upon reports which meet the criteria of state and federal laws.
Reports of child maltreatment can be reported by anyone, 24-hours a day, seven days a week, through two toll-free phone numbers 1-844-SAVE-A-CHILD (1-844-728-3224) or 1-800-482-5964.
Mandated reporters may use a telephone facsimile reporting template which can be found at
https://static.ark.org/eeuploads/asp/cacd_suspected_abuse_fax_template_112013.pdf
- The facsimile transmission number is (501) 618-8952.
https://ar.mandatedreporter.org/public/pdf/en/Signs-of-Child-Abuse-Neglect.pdf
- Training for mandated reporters in Arkansas is available online at
https://ar.mandatedreporter.org/UserAuth/Login!loginPage.action;jsessionid=FCB609DD751369C78E57DD2C692037B1
- Mandated reporters may also contact their nearest child advocacy center in Arkansas to obtain live training provided at no charge (Find a CAC).
You may file a grievance with OCS or you may contact the State of Alaska’s Ombudsman’s Office which investigates claims against any state agency. We would still like to hear about your issue so we can determine if your case is similar to other problem cases. Please email the details to us on our Contact page, but understand that we do not have the authority to affect your outcome in any way.
File a complaint about a specific case
https://crpalaska.org/work/reporting-options/
https://dfcs.alaska.gov/ocs/Pages/default.aspx
Office of Children’s Services Complaint Process
If you have a complaint with an employee of the Office of Children’s Services (OCS) that you are not able to resolve informally, you have a right to access the formal complaint process. OCS aims to treat every family served with dignity, respect and with consideration to their cultural values. The complaint procedure is a formal way to ensure your concerns are heard and addressed. Before filling out the following complaint form, please review what a complaint is and is not to determine if this is the right process for you. If you decide this is the correct process, complete the following form and e-mail, post mail, or fax it to the address/phone number provided below. You may also give it to an OCS staff person to send the complaint form for you. OCS staff will not take action against you for filing a complaint.
Arizona Ombudsman Complaint
West Virginia Foster Care Ombudsman Reports Rampant Fear of Retaliation
https://imprintnews.org/uncategorized/west-virginia-foster-care-ombudsman-fear-retaliation/53831
Utah Office of Child Protection Ombudsman (OCPO)
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Please contact us!Phone:(801) 538-4589Website:https://hs.utah.gov/services/administrative-services/care-concerns
OMBUDSMAN (COMPLAINTS)
About this resource
The Office of Child Protection Ombudsman (OCPO) is an independent office created to investigate complaints about DCFS. OCPO addresses your concerns by "working with DCFS to facilitate solutions, build upon best practices and strengthen service delivery."
https://www.fosterclub.com/resources/utah-office-child-protection-ombudsman-ocpo
Phone:615-532-1589Email:russette.marcum-embry@tn.govWebsite:https://www.tn.gov/content/tn/tccy/programs0/ombuds.html
OMBUDSMAN (COMPLAINTS)
About this resource
An ombudsman is a person whose job is to work out problems between people and government. The Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth’s (TCCY) Ombudsman Program is an external, third-party problem resolution mechanism for children in the custody of the Department of Children’s Services (DCS), Child Protective Services (CPS), kinship care/relative caregiver program, and DCS foster parent issues. TCCY has statutory authority to review children in the foster care system, kinship care or CPS and make recommendations for improvement. TCCY is an independent state agency that works closely with DCS but is not a part of department. The Ombudsman Program has a mandate to investigate or conduct case file reviews but does not have an enforcement power. Most public sector or government ombudsman offices function in this manner and have the same program limitation. If necessary, written and/or verbal recommendations are provided. Transparency, fairness, accountability, timeliness and best practice are features safeguarded by the Ombudsman Program. The TCCY ombudsman takes referrals from children, families, legislators, national organizations, child advocates, attorneys, school personnel, juvenile courts, DCS workers, service providers and other stakeholders or concerned individuals. The ombudsman can access records and interview children, families and state and private agency staff, in order to help resolve problems. Established in 1996, the TCCY Ombudsman Program adheres to United States Ombudsman Association standards, including a credible review process, confidentiality, impartiality and independence. The ombudsman helps to address problems through a mediation approach focusing on issues, concerns or complaints of individuals. The Ombudsman may serve as an advocate for the family, the state, or the provider when appropriate, but is always working for the child's best interests. The TCCY Ombudsman Office accepts referrals from all over the state. Ombudsman Program reports are available.
https://www.fosterclub.com/resources/tennessee-tccy-ombudsman-children-and-families
How do I file a complaint against DCS in Arizona?
Working within the Governor's Advocacy Office, the Office of the Foster Care Ombuds is an independent resource to investigate complaints, concerns or violation of rights for children in the custody of Oregon Department of Human Services. The Ombuds position was created in 2013 with the passage of Senate Bill 123. This position is the result of legislation developed and passed by current and former foster youth. The Ombuds receives, investigates and helps resolve complaints and concerns from a wide range of people including foster youth, parents, relatives, CASAs, attorneys, social workers and many other interested parties.
If you are a current or former foster youth, or if you have concerns or complaints about a child or youth in foster care, the staff at the Ombuds Office will:
How to file a complaint
There are several ways to make a complaint. You may
You may use the Foster Care Ombuds Complaint form to help organize your complaint, however, the form is not required to complete your complaint.
Note: This form does not work in all internet browsers. For best user experience, download this file to your computer and open it in the latest version of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (https://get.adobe.com/reader), or open it in Internet Explorer 7+.
The Y.E.S. line is not just for making complaints. Foster youth can also call the hotline (1-855-840-6036) with questions about their rights, their care and wellbeing, issues with their placement or services received while in foster care.
https://www.oregon.gov/dhs/ABOUTDHS/Pages/Foster-Care-Ombuds.aspx
Phone:317-234-7361or 877-682-0101Email:DCSOmbudsman@idoa.in.govWebsite:https://www.in.gov/ombudsman/dcs-ombudsman/about/
OMBUDSMAN (COMPLAINTS)
About this resource
Ombudsman is a Swedish word that means "representative" or "agent." Ombudsman or Child Advocates were established within states and/or Child Welfare to investigate complaints, concerns, or violations of children right's while in foster care.
The Indiana Ombudsman's office receives, investigates, and attempts to resolve complaints concerning actions of the Department of Child Services (DCS) and to make recommendations to improve the child welfare system. The Ombudsman's office works independently from DCS -- they are not even located in the same office!
To file a complaint:
Before filing a formal complaint, the DCS Ombudsman Office requires that before you attempt to a formal complaint, you address any issues at the local level first. If you feel safe enough, address the issue first by contacting the appropriate family case manager, the family case manager's supervisor, the division manager, and the local office director.
https://www.fosterclub.com/resources/child-services-ombudsman-bureau-indiana
Office of the Ombudsperson for Families
Ombudsman
1450 Energy Park Dr, Ste 106, St. Paul, MN, 55108
Distance: 491 Miles
(888) 234-4939
DESCRIPTION
An ombudsman is a neutral party who investigates consumer complaints. They work with both the consumer and the organization to resolve consumer issues and improve customer service.
https://www.mass.gov/service-details/dcf-office-of-the-ombudsman
DCF Office of the Ombudsman
If you would like to discuss case concerns or ask questions about case practice and policy, please contact the Office of the Ombudsman
More About the Office of the Ombudsman
Our role is to respond to consumers, foster and adoptive parents, advocates, legislators and concerned citizens regarding agency programs, policies and services. We can assist in helping you to understand policy and case practice and try to help address your concerns. Our staff provides information regarding the appropriate steps you can take to address a problem you may be experiencing with DCF or direct you to additional sources of help or information.
When to contact the Office of the Ombudsman:
Ask a question here or call us at (617) 748.2444.
https://www.mass.gov/service-details/dcf-office-of-the-ombudsman
The Maine Child Welfare Services Ombudsman is an impartial office that specializes in assisting people with resolving concerns and complaints with Maine’s Child Protective Services Department of the Department of Health and Human Services.
If you have a concern or complaint about how Child Protective Services, DHHS is handling a child’s case, you may contact the Ombudsman office. E-mail us at: ombudsman@cwombudsman.org or call 1-866-621-0758 or 207-213-4773.
The Ombudsman cannot respond to emergencies. If you are concerned about the safety of a child, please call the child abuse hotline, 1-800-452-1999.
An Ombudsman is assigned to:
Investigate your concerns.
Mediate and act as a liaison between all involved parties.
Speak on your behalf.
Arrange case conferences when necessary.
Answer questions regarding your inquiry or complaint.
https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/dcf/Ombudsman/pdf/OmbudsmanBrochure-2018.pdf?la=en
What is an Ombudsman?
The word “Ombudsman” is derived from the Swedish word meaning “agent” or “representative.” Ombudsman offices have been established in a variety of state, municipal, county, local, and federal governments, as well in academic organizations and businesses as an independent and impartial organization which assists in obtaining resolution of conflicts or complaints. Ombudsman may be alternatively known as "advocate," "citizen's representative," and "mediator."
The United States Ombudsman Association (USOA), defines the public sector ombudsmen as "an independent, impartial public official with authority and responsibility to receive, investigate or informally address complaints about government actions, and, when appropriate, make findings and recommendations, and publish reports."
The USOA has established a set of best practices guidelines for Ombudsman offices: (1) An Ombudsman office should be independent-free from outside control or influence; (2) An Ombudsman should be impartial- receive and review each complaint in an objective and fair manner, free from bias, and treat all parties without favor or prejudice. (3)The Ombudsman should control confidentiality- have the privilege and discretion to keep confidential or release any information related to a complaint or investigation; and (4) The Ombudsman should create a credible review process of complaints- perform his or her responsibilities in a manner that engenders respect and confidence and be accessible to all potential complainants.
Children’s Ombudsman Offices /Office of the Child Advocate
Children’s Ombudsman Offices, also known in some jurisdictions as Office of the Child Advocate, have been established at the state level in order to assist in providing oversight of children’s services. Currently, approximately twenty-three states have established a Children’s Ombudsman/ Office of the Child Advocate with duties and purposes specifically related to children’s services. Another five states have a statewide Ombudsman program that addresses the concerns of all governmental agencies, including children’s services. Nine states have related Ombudsman services, program-specific services, or county-run programs.
The purpose, responsibilities and duties of the Children’s Ombudsman Office vary by state. In general, these offices exist to:
Complaint Process
Once a concerned party calls a Children’s Ombudsman’s Office with a complaint, the call is screened to determine what action is necessary. One option is to provide the caller with resources and referrals. The other option is to open a case. Once a case is open, the Ombudsman gives notice of the complaint to the agency and begins to investigate or review the complaint and the agency is requested to respond. If necessary, the Ombudsman may intervene by facilitating communication, holding a meeting, or pursuing legal action. Once the Ombudsman has concluded its investigation, the office will develop a report while giving the agency the opportunity to respond. On an annual basis, the Ombudsman will summarize citizen complaints and identify system trends in an annual report.
Types of Children’s Ombudsman Offices/ Offices of the Child Advocate
Jurisdiction, size and operation of Children’s Ombudsman Offices vary by state. A Children’s Ombudsman Office may be established by legislation, executive order, or by the child welfare agency. A Children’s Ombudsman office can be an independent agency established by statute, existing either in the legislative branch or executive branch, or may be established within the child welfare agency. The office may be run by the government, or a non-profit organization under government contract. This section explains generally how states have organized Children’s Ombudsman Offices. The chart below provides a state by state breakdown.
https://www.ncsl.org/research/human-services/childrens-ombudsman-offices.aspx
Confidentiality
Pursuant to C.R.S. 19-3.3-103(III)(3), the Child Protection Ombudsman, employees of the CPO and any persons acting on behalf of the CPO shall comply with all state and federal confidentiality laws that govern the state department or a county department with respect to the treatment of confidential information or records and the disclosure of such information to the treatment of confidential information or records and the disclosure of such information and records. These laws include, but are not limited to, the Colorado Children’s Code, CAPTA, HIPPA and FERPA.
https://coloradocpo.org/complaint-form/
Child Welfare Ombudsman Services
The Ombudsman may:
To request assistance or an investigation into a complaint, fill out the form below and return to our office. If you need to report a child that is at risk of imminent harm, please call the Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-482-5964.
Anyone connected to a child welfare case or child welfare investigation may file a complaint with our office. This includes, but is not limited to, parent, child, grandparent, foster parent, attorney, caseworker, or judge involved in a child welfare case.
https://accardv.uams.edu/child-welfare-ombudsman/child-welfare-ombudsman-services/
HHS Ombudsman Foster Care Help
https://www.hhs.texas.gov/about/your-rights/office-ombudsman/hhs-ombudsman-foster-care-help
File a Complaint
The Department of Children and Families takes all complaints seriously. If you have an issue with one of our programs and need resolution, we want to make sure it reaches the right person. Please see the list below to make sure your complaint is filed with the right people. If you don't see what you are looking for below, you can fill out our general complaints form.
https://dcf.wisconsin.gov/about-us/complaint
How to file a complaint with the Office of Children's Ombudsman
How to file a complaint with the Arizona Ombudsman
https://www.michigan.gov/oco/complaints
Child Protective Services (CPS) is a specific social service provided by DHS to assist children believed to be neglected or abused by parents or other adults having permanent or temporary care or custody, or parental responsibility. The program also offers service to household or family members who may require intervention to decrease the risk of any continuing physical, sexual or mental abuse or neglect. The first priority of CPS is to safely maintain a child in their home and to protect the child from further harm and maltreatment. Where the caretaker is willing and able, through the provision of services or other assistance, to work toward maintaining safety for the child, no alternative placement is needed. Remaining safely at home or with family is always preferable to placement in foster care.
https://dhs.maryland.gov/child-protective-services/
Ways to Report Discrimination by CPS Against a Parent or Child
Office of Citizen Services will address online complaints and messages as quickly as possible.
Print and mail your complaint form
Office of Attorney General
State of Florida
The Capitol PL-01
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050
https://www.myfloridalegal.com/pages.nsf/main/e3eb45228e9229dd85257b05006e32ec
How do I file a complaint against DCS?
Arizona Ombudsman Complants
https://www.ctoec.org/contact-us/file-a-complaint/
Connecticut DCF Complaints
https://www.briankaschel.com/blog/2013/09/connecticut-dcf-complaints.shtml
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/contact-cdhs
https://dcfs.lacounty.gov/contact/report-child-abuse/
https://www.facebook.com/cpswvpc/posts
Arizona DCS Complaints
Arizona Department of Child Safety Complaints
Arizona DCS Complaints
https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/handbook/glossary/G197.html
DCS Group
Meaning of complaint in English
complaintnounUK /kəmˈpleɪnt/ US /kəmˈpleɪnt/
complaint noun (REPORT OF A PROBLEM)
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/complaint
DCS Audio
DCS Ombudsman Bureau
https://www.in.gov/idoa/ombudsman-bureaus/dcs-ombudsman-bureau/
Complaints Service
Complaint Process Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault (DVSA) Program Services
https://www.ocadsv.org/sites/default/files/files/DHS-DVComplaintProcess.pdf
Board of Social WorkComplaint Form
https://secure.kentucky.gov/formservices/BSW/ComplaintForm
Complaint Inspection Request Information Sheet
https://www.honolulu.gov/rep/site/dcs/S82019-15_Complaint_Inspection_Instructions.pdf
DFCS Discrimination Complaint Procedures & Form
How do I file a complaint against Georgia DFCS?
https://theflatbkny.com/united-states/how-do-i-file-a-complaint-against-georgia-dfcs/
How To File A Complaint Against Dcf In Kansas?
https://www.douglasma.org/advices/how-to-file-a-complaint-against-dcf-in-kansas/
Child Care Center Complaints
Office of Inspector General
Investigations
File a Complaint or Make a Report
https://kids.delaware.gov/family-services/child-abuse-and-neglect-reporting/
Arizona couple wants kids back after taken by police and DCS
14,226 views Feb 28, 2019 A Chandler, Arizona couple said they deserve to have their kids back after police burst into their home and took them and gave them to DCS. FULL STORY: https://goo.gl/QTknMT
Chapter 11: Fraud and Abuse
https://dcs.az.gov/files/chapter-11-fraud-and-abuse
DCS announces settlement agreement in class action lawsuit
https://dcs.az.gov/news/dcs-announces-settlement-agreement-class-action-lawsuit
DCS Reports
Resolve a Complaint or Disagreement with DCS
https://dcs.az.gov/resource/complaint-or-disagreement
Did Arizona Department of Child Safety try to bar parents from criticizing it?
The Corrupt Business of Child Protective Services
https://parentalrights.org/child_protective_services/
Arizona CPS/DCS Corruption
Arizona has kidnapped my nephews and it's been an ongoing battle of corruption for over 2 years now.
https://www.petition2congress.com/ctas/arizona-cpsdcs-corruption
Arizona DCS Fails Another Child
http://stopdhrcorruption.com/arizona-dcs-fails-another-child/
AZ Trial Court Refuses to Decide Constitutionality of Dep’t of Child Safety’s Admin. Review Scheme
Phillip B. v. Mike Faust and Arizona Department of Child Safety
Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aide
7878 N. 16th Street, Suite 235,
Phoenix, Arizona 85020
Tel 602.277.7292 | 800.872.2879 Fax 602.277.7312
The Arizona CPS Corruption Scandal Allowed Traitorous Monsters to Harm Children
https://savinggraceadvocates.com/arizona-cps-corruption-scandal-harmed-children/
ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE DISPUTES WITH THE DCS CHILD SAFETY SPECIALIST
https://dcs.az.gov/resource/complaint-or-disagreement
Address your issue directly with the Child Safety Specialist. We suggest you contact the assigned Specialist by phone and stay in control of your emotions while addressing the problem. There is no need to leave repeated messages. Please allow two working days for the Specialist to contact you. If you do not receive a response within two working days, submit a written communication by email or mail outlining your concerns. Keep a record of your calls and/or a copy of your written correspondence.
How do I file a complaint against a CPS supervisor?
I'd like to resolve a complaint or disagreement with DCS.
DCS offers a series of steps to address and resolve complaints or disagreements. If you have a complaint with DCS, visit this page.
Category: Basic Information
https://dcs.az.gov/resources/faq/question-id-resolve-complaint-or-disagreement-dcs
The Department of Child Safety (DCS) and the State of Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aide Office
Various statutes in the Arizona Revised Statutes Titles 8 and 41, require the Department of Child Safety (DCS) to permit the State of Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aide Office unrestricted access to all DCS records, with few exceptions. Since the State of Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aide office is not part of DCS, but an independent office of the Arizona Legislature, DCS does not have authority over our office. This statutory requirement helps to ensure transparency of DCS, and fairness for individuals involved in the DCS process.
https://www.azoca.gov/child-safety-dcs/
In October of 2014, a parent complained to Arizona Ombudsman Citizen’s Aide that their child had been interviewed by a DCS worker while at school without parental consent. According to the state law, “a DCS worker cannot interview a child without parental consent for cases of neglect that do not involve abuse or abandonment.” The complaint triggered an investigation and the Ombudsman concluded that DCS routinely interviews children in neglect cases, by policy, notwithstanding the legal prohibition against those nonconsensual interviews.
https://woodnicklaw.com/dcs-policy-did-dcs-violate-arizona-law/
Rules, Regulations, Monitoring
and Filing a Complaint
Child Abuse and/or Neglect Complaints
Any complainant that suspects child abuse or neglect must be referred to the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) Office 1-888-767-2445 (TDD 1-800-530-1831) or the local police department/sheriff. Refer to your local phone listings for the number to the local police department/sheriff.
Arizona Department of Health, Bureau of Child Care Licensing (AZDHS)
https://www.azccrr.com/file-a-complaint.html
Community Resources
AZCourtHelp.org offers free assistance to all people who have legal information questions or need assistance in resolving disputes.
Arizona CASA Support Councils download
Local support councils throughout the state offer assistance to the needs of foster children though small grants and awards.
Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation www.affcf.org
Helping foster children get back their childhood. Awards given to fund various items and activities. Article with examples of items that they might provide to foster children.
Fostering Advocates Arizona http://www.fosteringadvocatesarizona.org/
They work to connect young adults leaving foster care with the information, resources and support they need to successfully transition to adulthood.
Directory of Organizations Aiding Arizona Foster Children download
Directory compiled and distributed by the Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation..
Parent Assistance Hotline 800-732-8193
Assist callers in understanding the Arizona dependency process and the juvenile court system. Help to identify resources for family issues such as legal assistance, counseling services, and other family assistance.
DCS Family Advocacy 877-527-0765
Receives and responds to complaints made by persons who have an open or closed Department of Child Safety (DCS) case, as well as their family members or interested parties.
Arizona 2-1-1 www.211arizona.org
Directory of available health and human services in communities though out Arizona.
AZ Ombudsman Citizens Aide 800-872-2879
To help people who are having a problem with an agency of Arizona state government or a public access dispute with a state or local governmental agency.
National Parent Helpline www.nationalparenthelpline.org/find-support
The National Parent Helpline is for parents and caregivers of children and youth of all ages.
Arizona Law Help www.azlawhelp.org
Comprehensive resource covering various legal topics and including questions and answers to specific questions.
Law for Kids www.lawforkids.org
For Arizona's youth, their parents, communities and schools to increase their knowledge about youth laws and to encourage law-abiding behavior.
Search Public Records www.courtsystem.org/ Search public records including including arrest records, court records, criminal records, inmate records, jail records, police records, and warrant searches.
Community Resources
AZCourtHelp.org offers free assistance to all people who have legal information questions or need assistance in resolving disputes.
Arizona CASA Support Councils download
Local support councils throughout the state offer assistance to the needs of foster children though small grants and awards.
Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation www.affcf.org
Helping foster children get back their childhood. Awards given to fund various items and activities. Article with examples of items that they might provide to foster children.
Fostering Advocates Arizona http://www.fosteringadvocatesarizona.org/
They work to connect young adults leaving foster care with the information, resources and support they need to successfully transition to adulthood.
Directory of Organizations Aiding Arizona Foster Children download
Directory compiled and distributed by the Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation..
Parent Assistance Hotline 800-732-8193
Assist callers in understanding the Arizona dependency process and the juvenile court system. Help to identify resources for family issues such as legal assistance, counseling services, and other family assistance.
DCS Family Advocacy 877-527-0765
Receives and responds to complaints made by persons who have an open or closed Department of Child Safety (DCS) case, as well as their family members or interested parties.
Arizona 2-1-1 www.211arizona.org
Directory of available health and human services in communities though out Arizona.
AZ Ombudsman Citizens Aide 800-872-2879
To help people who are having a problem with an agency of Arizona state government or a public access dispute with a state or local governmental agency.
National Parent Helpline www.nationalparenthelpline.org/find-support
The National Parent Helpline is for parents and caregivers of children and youth of all ages.
Arizona Law Help www.azlawhelp.org
Comprehensive resource covering various legal topics and including questions and answers to specific questions.
Law for Kids www.lawforkids.org
For Arizona's youth, their parents, communities and schools to increase their knowledge about youth laws and to encourage law-abiding behavior.
Search Public Records www.courtsystem.org/ Search public records including including arrest records, court records, criminal records, inmate records, jail records, police records, and warrant searches.
DCS Ombudsman Bureau
https://www.in.gov/idoa/ombudsman-bureaus/dcs-ombudsman-bureau/
About this resource
Ombudsman is a Swedish word that means "representative" or "agent." Ombudsman or Child Advocates were established within states and/or Child Welfare to investigate complaints, concerns, or violations of children right's while in foster care.
In Arizona, the Ombudsman's job is to investigate all government agencies within the state, not only concerns about the Department of Child Safety (DCS). The Arizona Ombudsman office requires you attempt to solve any concerns/problems you have with DCS first, but if you don't have success, contact their office for assistance.
Arizona DCS recommends you try these steps before reaching out to the Ombudsman:
If your problem isn't resolved you can contact the Ombudsman Office and they will take it from there!
https://www.fosterclub.com/resources/arizona-ombudsman-office
State of Arizona Employee Reviews
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/State-of-Arizona/reviews
Online Complaint Submittal Form - Residential Licensing
The Division of Licensing Services Bureau of Residential Licensing provides this Online Complaint Form which allows anyone with knowledge or concerns about a suspected rule violation to submit a complaint through this web page. A complaint is a suspected violation of Arizona state rules and/or statutes governing the operations of licensed and unlicensed Residential facilities or providers.
If you suspect abuse, neglect, exploitation of a resident or if this is an emergency, please call 911 and/or another applicable first responder such as APS, DCS, or local law enforcement.
Please review the following prior to submitting the complaint allegation.
Complaint Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When filling out this form, information that is required is indicated by a red asterisk (*). Click "Start" to begin complaint.
Revision Date: Friday, August 28, 2020
AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
Office of Ombudsman-Citizens Aide(link is external)
Authority
The Arizona Office of Ombudsman-Citizens Aide was established on July 1, 1996 as an independent agent of the Arizona Legislature. Statutory authority is found at A.R.S. §§ 41-1371 et seq.
Function
The Ombudsman reviews complaints of citizens who believe they have been treated unfairly by Arizona government. The process of review begins with an evaluation of the complaint and may include one of the following responses: 1) coaching to allow the citizen to resolve the complaint; 2) direct communication by the Ombudsman with the agency involved; or 3) an investigation of the agency’s action. Notice to the agency is required, unless notification would hinder the investigation. The Ombudsman is bound by confidentiality requirements as outlined in statute.
The Ombudsman is also authorized to investigate complaints related to child safety and complaints related to public access laws involving an agency.
History
Background
The Ombudsman was originally established in order to investigate complaints brought by Arizona citizens regarding the administrative actions of state agencies. The responsibilities were expanded in 1998 to include investigations related to Child Protective Services. (Note: In 2014, the division of Child Protective Services in the Arizona Department of Economic Security was replaced by a stand-alone agency, called the Arizona Department of Child Safety. See Laws 2014, Second Special Session, Chapter 1). In 2007, the Ombudsman responsibilities were expanded to include investigation of complaints related to public records and open meeting laws.
Session Laws
Laws 1995, Chapter 281 established the Office of the Ombudsman, effective July 1, 1996, to “investigate citizens’ complaints by investigating administrative acts of state agencies and to issue an annual report to the Governor, Legislature and the public.” Services were available to all Arizona citizens, although the Office was not authorized to investigate complaints filed by a person in the custody of the Arizona Department of Corrections. The measure outlined the selection process and term of office for the Ombudsman; the scope of investigations; confidentiality requirements; procedures; protections; location of the office; and reporting requirements. Patrick Shannahan was appointed as Ombudsman-Citizen Aide by Laws 1996, Chapter 69.
In 1997, the Ombudsman was authorized to appoint an assistant to investigate complaints relating to Child Protective Services. The law provided access to records and the case management system maintained by the Department of Economic Security, Child Protective Services office. Information gathered during the investigation was confidential and was not subject to disclosure. See Laws 1997, Second Special Session, Chapter 3.
Laws 2000, Chapter 47 authorized the Ombudsman to issue subpoenas if necessary and only if a prior request had been made and the person or agency failed to comply within a reasonable time.
Laws 2006, Chapter 370 authorized the appointment of two assistants by the Ombudsman to investigate complaints regarding public access laws involving an agency. The assistants were required to provide training, educational materials and programs to public officials. The measure also required information on the number of requests, inquiries and investigations related to public access laws to be included in the Ombudsman’s annual report.
Laws 2012, Chapter 107 appointed Dennis Wells as the Ombudsman-Citizen Aide to a five-year term, through June 30, 2017. Laws 2017, Chapter 49 continued his appointment to June 30, 2022. Statute requires the appointment of the Ombudsman-Citizen Aide to be proposed as a legislative measure, which must be approved by at least two-thirds of the membership of each chamber of the Legislature.
Laws 2014, Chapter 204 required the Ombudsman to provide the annual report to the Governor’s Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting, the Joint Legislative Budget Committee and the Administrative Rules Oversight Committee. The distribution was in addition to existing requirements to provide the annual report to various entities, including the Governor, the Legislature and public.
Laws 2014, Second Special Session, Chapter 1 abolished the office of Child Protective Services and transferred its responsibilities and authority to the newly established Department of Child Safety. The measure included conforming changes to Ombudsman statutes.
Laws 2017, Chapter 30 required each state government website to include a link to the Ombudsman-Citizens Aide and a statement regarding the role of the Ombudsman to help citizens resolve issues with state agencies (effective August 1, 2018). The measure also required the Ombudsman’s annual report to describe public awareness and outreach activities.
Laws 2020, Chapter 44 requires the Office to annually, rather than semi-annually, present a report to Legislative Council and allows the Office to appoint one assistant, rather than two assistants. The measure included a purpose clause and continued the Office for eight years.
Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aide Office website(link is external)
Semi-annual Report of the Arizona Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aid
The Public Record, newsletter of the Ombudsman-Citizens’ Aide
https://azlibrary.gov/sla/agency_histories/office-ombudsman-citizens-aide-ombudsman
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY Department of Child Safety Specialist (DCSS) Essential Job Functions and Employment Requirements Instructions: Read this document carefully, and complete and sign the Applicant Affirmations section. Agreement to comply with all provisions is required for consideration of employment as a DCS Specialist. You will have an opportunity to ask questions about the job functions and employment requirements during the oral interview .
https://socialwork.asu.edu/sites/default/files/dcs_specialist_job_functions_emp_reqments.pdf
Chapter 11 : Section 06
Hearings & Reviews for DCS
Policy
The Department shall comply with state statutes regarding hearings and reviews of DCS cases. All court proceedings relating to dependency, permanent guardianship and termination of parental rights are open to the public. The Department may request the court order a proceeding to be closed to the public.
Unclaimed
Arizona Department Of Child Safety Reviews
https://www.pissedconsumer.com/arizona-department-of-child-safety/RT-F.html
CPS Corruption
https://www.comptonandsmith.com/child-protective-services-florida/
https://themckinneylawgroup.com/child-protective-services-defense-in-tampa-fl/
https://www.divorceattorneyorlando.us/floridas-dcf-cps-dependency-safety-plan
DCF Complaints
https://www.divorceattorneyorlando.us/floridas-dcf-cps-dependency-safety-plan
https://www.myflfamilies.com/service-programs/childrens-legal-services/
https://www.thebosticklawfirm.com/page/6
Department of Children and Families
https://www.divorceattorneyorlando.us/how-to-fight-unjust-florida-dcf-child-dependency-action
https://www.myflfamilies.com/service-programs/childrens-legal-services/
https://www.thechesnuttlawfirm.com/dcf-investigations-lawyer/
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