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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County adds 11 new households to protective home program

    Riley County adds 11 new households to protective home program

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    By Sam Hennigh on March 29, 2022 Local News, Riley County
    Photo of RCCC employees and Protective Home Program donations, (left to right) Shelly Williams, Jessie Hubbard, and Sara Darnell. (courtesy photo)

    Riley County Community Corrections has recruited 11 new households for its protective home program.

    In January, community corrections hosted a series of classes for new home participants. When background checks and home investigations are completed, Riley County could have a total of 24 protective homes.

    These volunteers must complete a certification process that includes eight hours of training, a background check, and a home inspection.

    This program provides temporary placement of children who are in Police Protective Custody (PPC) because of abuse and/or neglect. Protective Homes, on very short notice, take in and care for children for up to 72 hours.

    Additional classes will be offered in 2023.

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    Sam Hennigh

    County government and school board reporter. 2016 Kansas State University graduate in Journalism and Mass Communications. Kansas born and raised.

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