Homes With Hope

5 out of the 6 files reviewed had late TIC training.

2 children in care were left with a former adoptive parent and no paperwork was provided which resulted in a child being at the emergency care.

FP did not provide the operation the information to do a requirement background check to be around children in care.

A child in care was inappropriately touch due to lack of supervision.

A caregiver didn't consider the risks of leaving youth in care under the age of 7 in a non-running car for over 30 minutes.

A caregiver left three youth in care under the age 7 inside a car unattended for more than 30 minutes.

Three out of four child files reviewed did not contain known allergies or medical conditions of each child in an easily accessible place in the file.

One out of four youth files reviewed did not contain a discharge summary.

One out of two employee files reviewed did not contain a signed affidavit for employment.

Four out of four child files reviewed did not contain a service plan in the file.

Two out of three agency home files reviewed had health inspection checklists that had been completed over one year ago.

An agency home caregiver reports never having unannounced visits to the home by the child-placing agency.

An agency home did not have the verification certificate and was not available upon request. The Ombudsman posting was also not posted or available.

A child of opposite sex older than 6 years old shares a bedroom with her brother.

Cleaning supplies were observed during the walkthrough under the bathroom sink accessible to children in care. A can of wasp spray was also observed on the grill in the backyard.