Allen County Children Services

A lady here said to me that bed bugs aren't harmful to children and it's not their concern... Then I asked her so what if the child scratches the wounds open and gets infected or the bugs are carrying a diseases? She had no answer. They believe they are medical professionals and they arent which I reminded them of that after getting medical professionals saying that they are bed bugs on the child and they can be harmful if not treated and re exposed. That just gives you an idea of how these people are. It's because I am a male going against what's going on at the mothers house sticking up for my child. Useless people working here.

I went there to donate a laundry basket (I decorated with ribbons glue on basket with hot glue gun). It turned out so beautiful. N put frozen food I got from food giveaways n just sitting there. I put it in the basket. At least 5 package of different meat. Hamburger helper, fruit, microwave popcorn, did kinda of can food.n a few new toys (under $2.00). Boy n girl items/toys. N candy, candy canes, n I bought toilet paper n dish soap and a hold bunch more. I seen people on FB donating new gifts, n no one had food. So that why I did what I did. N even got my pic taken with food backet. It's a great feeling giving.

It is imperative for a children's service agency to always have the best interest of the child. Unfortunately, children have no voice. Therefore, it is the agency that must protect our children. This has not been achieved by workers in the ACCS. We, as a community, need to step up and begin asking questions of This agency and the people in charge.

Selective investigations. They place children back with abusive parents and take NO responsibility for their actions (i.e. Jaxxon Sullivan with Shelly Wireman) . They are worthless unless you want after the fact, prosecution testimony that only attempts to cover their own rears. Shameful!

No one working there listens to the families children are placed in. You can tell them something time and time again and they act like it's the first time they've heard it.