Devereux$617 million in tax-free bonds for sale of South Jersey’s Advantage Behavioral Health blur private equity, nonprofit linesMarlton-based Advantage Behavioral Health operates through two brands, Victory Bay and Harmony Bay. Victory Bay provides intensive outpatient treatment, while Harmony Bay provides virtual therapy.Harold Brubaker Rep. Dan Meuser came to Germantown and made a very Philly pitch for his likely run against Gov. ShapiroJulia Terruso Nearly 70 more accusers come forward to say they were sexually abused at Pa. juvenile facilitiesChris Palmer Century-old Devereux campus is demolished to bring 10 more single-family homes to the Main LineJesse Bunch ‘Don’t tell’: Twenty Devereux staffers allegedly harmed children — or kept quiet about the abuse — since 2018Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman AdvertisementNew lawsuit alleges Devereux failed to protect at least six children from abuseThe plaintiffs, who ranged in age from 8 to 17 at the time, allege they were abused at Devereux facilities in Chester County and in other states.Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman An additional 13 allege they were sexually assaulted as children by Devereux staffThe lawsuit comes after a recent Inquirer investigation detailed how staffers at the leading behavioral health nonprofit for youth abused children for years while red flags were ignored.Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman Devereux spent public money to open shelters for migrant children, then dropped its plansThe reversal comes in the wake of an Inquirer investigation that detailed how the organization repeatedly failed to protect children in its care from male staffers who sexually abused them.Wendy Ruderman and Barbara Laker Devereux to conduct an independent safety audit of its children’s programs on the heels of Inquirer investigation Devereux Behavioral Health hired former U.S. Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch to conduct a safety audit after the investigation found lapses that led to a history of sexual abuse of children.Barbara Laker As the state investigates ‘heinous abuse,’ Philly Council calls for removal of children from DevereuxAfter an Inquirer investigation, Philadelphia has stopped sending children to Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health. Meanwhile, state officials are probing allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct.Lisa Gartner and Barbara Laker Staff abused children for years at the nation’s leading behavioral health nonprofit for youth — while red flags were dismissedInquirer investigation: Lapses in supervision, staffing, and training at Devereux over the last two decades led to the abuse of children with disabilities and disorders.Lisa Gartner and Barbara Laker See more storiesAdvertisement
$617 million in tax-free bonds for sale of South Jersey’s Advantage Behavioral Health blur private equity, nonprofit linesMarlton-based Advantage Behavioral Health operates through two brands, Victory Bay and Harmony Bay. Victory Bay provides intensive outpatient treatment, while Harmony Bay provides virtual therapy.Harold Brubaker
$617 million in tax-free bonds for sale of South Jersey’s Advantage Behavioral Health blur private equity, nonprofit linesMarlton-based Advantage Behavioral Health operates through two brands, Victory Bay and Harmony Bay. Victory Bay provides intensive outpatient treatment, while Harmony Bay provides virtual therapy.Harold Brubaker
Rep. Dan Meuser came to Germantown and made a very Philly pitch for his likely run against Gov. ShapiroJulia Terruso
Rep. Dan Meuser came to Germantown and made a very Philly pitch for his likely run against Gov. ShapiroJulia Terruso
Nearly 70 more accusers come forward to say they were sexually abused at Pa. juvenile facilitiesChris Palmer
Nearly 70 more accusers come forward to say they were sexually abused at Pa. juvenile facilitiesChris Palmer
Century-old Devereux campus is demolished to bring 10 more single-family homes to the Main LineJesse Bunch
Century-old Devereux campus is demolished to bring 10 more single-family homes to the Main LineJesse Bunch
‘Don’t tell’: Twenty Devereux staffers allegedly harmed children — or kept quiet about the abuse — since 2018Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman
‘Don’t tell’: Twenty Devereux staffers allegedly harmed children — or kept quiet about the abuse — since 2018Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman
New lawsuit alleges Devereux failed to protect at least six children from abuseThe plaintiffs, who ranged in age from 8 to 17 at the time, allege they were abused at Devereux facilities in Chester County and in other states.Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman
New lawsuit alleges Devereux failed to protect at least six children from abuseThe plaintiffs, who ranged in age from 8 to 17 at the time, allege they were abused at Devereux facilities in Chester County and in other states.Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman
An additional 13 allege they were sexually assaulted as children by Devereux staffThe lawsuit comes after a recent Inquirer investigation detailed how staffers at the leading behavioral health nonprofit for youth abused children for years while red flags were ignored.Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman
An additional 13 allege they were sexually assaulted as children by Devereux staffThe lawsuit comes after a recent Inquirer investigation detailed how staffers at the leading behavioral health nonprofit for youth abused children for years while red flags were ignored.Barbara Laker and Wendy Ruderman
Devereux spent public money to open shelters for migrant children, then dropped its plansThe reversal comes in the wake of an Inquirer investigation that detailed how the organization repeatedly failed to protect children in its care from male staffers who sexually abused them.Wendy Ruderman and Barbara Laker
Devereux spent public money to open shelters for migrant children, then dropped its plansThe reversal comes in the wake of an Inquirer investigation that detailed how the organization repeatedly failed to protect children in its care from male staffers who sexually abused them.Wendy Ruderman and Barbara Laker
Devereux to conduct an independent safety audit of its children’s programs on the heels of Inquirer investigation Devereux Behavioral Health hired former U.S. Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch to conduct a safety audit after the investigation found lapses that led to a history of sexual abuse of children.Barbara Laker
Devereux to conduct an independent safety audit of its children’s programs on the heels of Inquirer investigation Devereux Behavioral Health hired former U.S. Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch to conduct a safety audit after the investigation found lapses that led to a history of sexual abuse of children.Barbara Laker
As the state investigates ‘heinous abuse,’ Philly Council calls for removal of children from DevereuxAfter an Inquirer investigation, Philadelphia has stopped sending children to Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health. Meanwhile, state officials are probing allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct.Lisa Gartner and Barbara Laker
As the state investigates ‘heinous abuse,’ Philly Council calls for removal of children from DevereuxAfter an Inquirer investigation, Philadelphia has stopped sending children to Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health. Meanwhile, state officials are probing allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct.Lisa Gartner and Barbara Laker
Staff abused children for years at the nation’s leading behavioral health nonprofit for youth — while red flags were dismissedInquirer investigation: Lapses in supervision, staffing, and training at Devereux over the last two decades led to the abuse of children with disabilities and disorders.Lisa Gartner and Barbara Laker
Staff abused children for years at the nation’s leading behavioral health nonprofit for youth — while red flags were dismissedInquirer investigation: Lapses in supervision, staffing, and training at Devereux over the last two decades led to the abuse of children with disabilities and disorders.Lisa Gartner and Barbara Laker
