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Family Preservation Foundation, Inc.

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Family Preservation Foundation, Inc.

Family Preservation Foundation is concerned that children's and parental rights were slipping away in America. www.fpf1.org

Our #1 priority is stopping the childhood trauma associated with the unwarranted separation of children from their families. 1) We believe children have the right to grow up healthy, educated and safe.
2) We believe that every child deserves a future.
3) We believe children have the right to live with their parents when it's safe to do so. 4) We believe every child should be protected from viole

nce and mental traumatization.
5) We believe family separation by the government should be a last resort, and not the first, as it is currently to receive federal funding.
6) We believe children literally have a right to be heard in court, and represented by legal counsel, not affiliated with the government, because this creates a conflict of interest.
7) We believe children have the right to a jury trial for the severance of their parent/child relationship.
8) We believe children have the right to have the bulk of the Social Security Act Title IV-E Foster Care funding, reallocated to Title IV-B, Family Preservation and Support Services.
9) These beliefs are the heart of everything we do.
10) We know you share it, too.

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333 Washington Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN
55401

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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(866) 469-5777

Website

https://familypreservationfoundation.org/

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Saving children from unwarranted trauma! The Family Preservation Foundation, Inc. (FPF), is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) public interest, educational, and legal aid organization dedicated to the idea of preserving and empowering parental rights, family preservation, family first ideology, rescuing children from unnecessary forced parental separation, and restoring the respect for children’s rights that allow them to be with their biological parents, and/or extended family, whenever safe to do so, thus preserving the family unit.

We are concerned parents and citizens who care about children and are concerned by how parental rights are slipping away.

Our number one priority is to keep children out of the failing foster care system and with their families whenever possible!

Children need to be raised and represented by parents who love them, not by disconnected government officials. When it comes to raising children, parents are better than the government.

More and more, parental rights are not being upheld in courts. FPF desires to defend and preserve parental rights, and liberties that should be accorded to parents and children in this country within the laws of the United States as it relates the the Child Welfare, Foster Care, Vaccination, Religion, Medical, Education, and other Parental Rearing choices. Nonpartisan, the FPF works through education, advocacy, publicity efforts, and litigation and it has over 11,700 members. The FPF provides legal assistance in Child Protection Services and Foster Care cases when it considers civil liberties to be at risk. Legal support from the FPF can take the form of direct legal representation or preparation of amicus curiae briefs expressing legal arguments when another law firm is already providing representation. Furthermore, FPF desires to ensure that no person is denied their right to equal justice because of poverty by providing pro bono legal services from local trial courts all the way to the United States Supreme Court for all children.

Currently most states do not provide attorneys to children; In the states that do, Minnesota being one of them, the child must be over 10 years old. The child would get a state-provided public defender, but this attorney has no reason to advocate for the constitutional rights of the child and reunification of the child with their parents, because the longer the case stays open, the more money they get paid. FPF seeks to fill this gap.

What is utterly unbelievable, and the most astonishing thing that we have learned by far, is a thief who steals a pack of chewing gum is legally entitled to evidentiary hearings, a jury trial, and has more rights than a child being placed in a foster home and removed from their parents forever. This is OUTRAGEOUS!