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All Sides with Ann Fisher - 10-11-2018: How The Opioid Epidemic Impacts Foster Care In Ohio Expand
 
 
October 11, 2018
10-11-2018
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Opioid addiction continues to deplete Ohio's communities and is driving up the number of children entering foster care. It's been a year since the Ohio Attorney General's office granted money for 30 Days to Family Ohio to address the issue.

30 Days to Family Ohio was created to move children from foster care to family care in the shortest time possible. In its second year, the program is looking for more funding and county involvement.

Today on All Sides, we check in on the initiative and scope of foster care in Ohio.

Guest:
Terry DeMio, heroin reporter, Cincinnati Enquirer
Mike Kenney, co-founder & executive director, Kinnect
Casie Stanton, Fairfield County Job & Family Services
Scott Britton, assistant director, Public Children Services Association of Ohio
Teri Devoe, foster parent, a part of the Foster Parent Advisory Council
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