Between traveling to the intake center and waiting for hours, applying for shelter or re-entry can pose serious burdens for families already experiencing trauma and instability. Thanks to New York City Council Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala’s recent legislation, requiring children to attend intakes in person is one less thing to worry about–and one fewer obstacle for families in urgent need of a roof over their heads. Read more from Gothamist: https://lnkd.in/eb4dtdXe
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A 5-year roadmap called Researching Effective Approaches for Children #REACHplan is published today to find out what works to prevent #DomesticAbuse and support child victims. This plan has been produced by Foundations – What Works Centre for Children & Families who provide answers and practical solutions that empower decision makers to improve policy and practice on family support. https://buff.ly/44x2HyY
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*A tool for those seeking child support from their abuser. Getting Child Support When the Co-parent is Abusive? View the following link for some insight on this topic. https://lnkd.in/gajzua9F "If you have a protection order, show it to the workers every time you visit an office for public assistance, child support, or other benefits. However, you don't need a protection order for public agencies to provide safe options for their services." #safefamilies #domesticviolence #childsafety #msc4vp
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We're dedicated to working with communities to protect the most vulnerable in our state. Our #FiscalYear2024 Annual Plan offers a structured framework to safeguard and enhance the well-being of those we serve. Primary Goals: ✅ Child Protection Evolution ✅ Strengthening Families and Communities ✅ Support and Retain Workforce Read the Annual Plan 👇 https://ow.ly/JMYo50QubjU #AnnualPlan #TeamDFPS
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💔 Heartbreaking Statistics 💔 🏠 Home should be a safe haven for children, but unfortunately, the reality is far from ideal. According to recent estimates, countless children worldwide are subjected to violence within their own homes. 😔 😢 This deeply concerning issue demands our attention and action. It's crucial that we come together as a society to protect the most vulnerable members of our community. 😇 🛡️ Let's raise awareness about the estimated violence to children at home and say NO to the silent suffering. Together, we can create a safer and more nurturing environment for every child. 💙 #ProtectOurChildren #BreakTheCycle #SafeHomeForAll
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Today’s panel discussion with Rae Kaspiew (Australian Institute of Family Studies), Judge Alexandra Harland, Karen Bevan (Full Stop Australia), Phillip Ripper (No to Violence) and Allison Wainwright (Family Life) looks into “How early intervention can ‘change the trajectory’ for individuals and families at risk of family violence”. #FRSA2024 #paneldiscussion #conference #familyviolence #domesticviolence
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📺 Did you catch the ABC's 7:30 Report story about keeping families together? Evidence has repeatedly told us how early support is crucial to prevent a child being removed from their family. The story's testimonies spoke loudly to the harm of child removal and shone a light on the importance of care, compassion and culturally appropriate support. Services like Narang Bir-rong Aboriginal Corporation are a leading example of the positive impact of culturally and community-informed support. As a community, it is our responsibility to ensure that we do everything we can to keep families safe and together. 🔵In New South Wales, a mere 13% of child protection funding is allocated to early intervention and family support, with only a fraction directed to Aboriginal Controlled Community Organisations. 🔵Given that 45% of children in Out of Home Care are Aboriginal, there is a pressing need to redirect this investment. When families receive support that respects their dignity and is delivered with compassion and in culturally safe ways, children and families can thrive. You can watch the clip again here: https://ow.ly/mFMc50SKF9u #safechildren #strongfamilies #supportivecommunities
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Join us in safeguarding our elders from mistreatment and neglect. Recognize the signs and take steps to make a positive impact. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/8jFI30sEj3q
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Let's talk about Johnson v. Grants Pass, a pivotal case heading to the Supreme Court. On April 22nd, the Supreme Court will hear the most significant legal battle concerning homelessness in decades. This case will determine whether cities can punish people for things like sleeping outside with a pillow or blanket, even when there are no safe shelter options. Learn more at https://bit.ly/443Obi7 #JohnsonVGrantsPass
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Today’s panel discussion with Rae Kaspiew (Australian Institute of Family Studies), Judge Alexandra Harland, Karen Bevan (Full Stop Australia), Phillip Ripper (No to Violence)and Allison Wainwright (Family Life) looks into “How early intervention can ‘change the trajectory’ for individuals and families at risk of family violence”. #FRSA2024 #paneldiscussion #conference #familyviolence #domesticviolence
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