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Philadelphia Mayor Orders Review of Foster Care System After Lindenwold Death

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Mayor Cherelle Parker ordered an independent review of Philadelphia’s foster care system after the death of 10-year-old Malayshia Allford. Allford was found dead in Lindenwold, New Jersey, and her foster mother, Carprice Williams, has been charged with murder. Parker stated the city must thoroughly and independently examine the foster care system to identify areas for improvement.

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The review, which was also called for by City Council members, could lead to changes in how social service workers operate within the city. Council members questioned the decision to place Allford with Williams, suggesting potential systemic failures in child protection.

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  • Cherelle ParkerMayor of Philadelphia who ordered the independent review of the foster care system.
  • Philadelphia City CouncilPhiladelphia City Council, which called for a full review of the system.
  • LindenwoldBorough in New Jersey where the incident involving Malayshia Allford occurred.

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