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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]CCAP probably won't change it.  Your best bet is to remain not too hostile and tell them you're willing to talk to future HFs.  Then you can make sure you tell them the truth.  If you complain to much they'll put on there that the previous HF doesn't want to talk.[/quote]

This is what happened to us.  We were outwardly upset and vocal about how CCAP handled our AP's transition, our LCC's total disinvolvement when AP's negligence amounted to child endangerment, and AP even was skipping cluster meetings and didn't show up for her own support meeting, and we left the program.

CCAP refused to give us a refund, and also put on AP's transition document (yes, she was allowed to try to rematch!) that we left the program and didn't want to talk, and that any interested families should contact AP's program director.

I ended up posting warnings on every AP Host Family Facebook Group I could find, saying I would talk.  That AP should under no circumstances be allowed to watch kids unattended and unsupervised. At least my two children were old enough to tell us what happened.  I cringe every time I think of AP being allowed to match with a family with an infant or young toddler or child who isn't verbal.  At this point, I cringe when I think of any parent of an infant or young non-communicative child using an AP exclusively for childcare, without any cameras or oversight or check-ins from family or neighbors.[/quote]

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