Florida Is The Second Highest State In Adoptive Incentives.

Is this why I can not even get you to answer an email? Florida is the second highest state in Adoptive Incentives. Almost $6,000,000 is a pretty good incentive to take children out of healthy happy homes. Sad and embarrassing for Florida, I will be sharing this with everyone I can.

We want your children!!!

 We the parents of any child in DCF care hold you responsible for any injury, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, over medication and death of any and all children as you have been made aware of the abuses and corruption in your state and refuse to do anything about it.


THIS IS 2009 FISCAL YR PAY OUTS OF INCENTIVE BONUS' PR STATE..
FY 2010 Adoption Incentive Awards
Based on FY 2009 Earning Year
StateAward
Alabama$1,477,397
Alaska$719,213
Arizona$584,582
Arkansas$1,360,481
California$0
Colorado$0
Connecticut$520,809
Delaware$102,745
Dist of Columbia$0
Florida$5,718,271
Georgia$364,921
Hawaii$187,775
Idaho$1,147,906
Illinois$155,888
Indiana$1,360,481
Iowa$0
Kansas$531,438
Kentucky$1,371,110
Louisiana$1,006,189
Maine$113,373
Maryland$173,603
Massachusetts$0
Michigan$3,511,033
Minnesota$446,408
Mississippi$38,972
Missouri$510,180
Montana$0
Nebraska$637,726
Nevada$467,665
New Hampshire$49,601
New Jersey$0
New Mexico$658,983
New York$0
North Carolina$1,077,048
North Dakota$0
Ohio$0
Oklahoma$1,204,593
Oregon$637,726
Pennsylvania$2,175,353
Rhode Island$198,403
South Carolina$655,440
South Dakota$60,230
Tennessee$0
Texas$7,468,475
Utah$432,236
Vermont$0
Virginia$14,172
Washington$0
West Virginia$1,030,990
Wisconsin$276,348
Wyoming$49,601
Puerto Rico$382,635

http://www.acf.hhs.gov/news/press/2010/fy10_adoption_incentive_awards.htm

Read the full report and see a break down of how your state scored.Florida 58 F

A NATIONAL REPORT CARD ON LEGAL REPRESENTATION FOR ABUSED & NEGLECTED CHILDREN

GRADES AT A GLANCE-how did your state score ?         

Alabama 73 C                       Missouri 61 D
Alaska 71 C                           Montana 79 C
Arizona 63 D                         Nebraska 76 C
Arkansas 77 C                       Nevada 71 C
California 82 B                       New Hampshire 66 D
Colorado 73 C                       New Jersey 88 B
Connecticut 103 A+              New Mexico 92 A
Delaware 51 F                       New York 98 A
District of Columbia 78 C       North Carolina 82 B
Florida 58 F                           North Dakota 55 F
Georgia 68 D                        Ohio 86 B
Hawaii 55 F                           Oklahoma 93 A
Idaho 45 F                           Oregon 83 B
Illinois 63 D                           Pennsylvania 82 B
Indiana 43 F                         Rhode Island 84 B
Iowa 90 A                            South Carolina 76 C
Kansas 86 B                         South Dakota 65 D
Kentucky 68 D                    Tennessee 87 B
Louisiana 95 A                      Texas 85 B
Maine 52 F                           Utah 77 C
Maryland 93 A                     Vermont 90 A
Massachusetts 104 A+        Virginia 77 C
Michigan 76 C                    Washington 61 D
Minnesota 70 C                  West Virginia 93 A
Mississippi 96 A                   Wisconsin 76 C
Wyoming

Read the full report and see a break down of how your state scored.
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