?????????? ???????????????????????? ???????? ?????? ??????????????! This season, we are reminded of the power of gratitude and connection. Every child deserves a loving, supportive environment where they can thrive and dream big. Today, we give thanks for: ??The families who nurture and inspire young minds. ??The educators and caregivers who pour their hearts into building brighter futures. ??The communities that stand together to support children and families. Let's continue working to ensure all children in Georgia grow up in a positive and nurturing world. What are you most thankful for this year? Share your thoughts with us below! ?? #Thanksgiving #StrongFamilies #PCAGeorgia
Prevent Child Abuse Georgia
个人和家庭福利保障
Strengthening Families through Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships and Environments
关于我们
Prevent Child Abuse Georgia is a statewide affiliate of Prevent Child Abuse America, with the mission to prevent the abuse and neglect of Georgia’s children through education, advocacy, and promoting evidence-based prevention strategies. With the support of more than 35 councils throughout the state, we envision a Georgia where all children and families thrive in safe, stable, nurturing relationships and environments. PCA Georgia is housed at Georgia State University and is a vital unit of the Mark Chaffin Center for Healthy Development in the School of Public Health.
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https://PCAGeorgia.org/
Prevent Child Abuse Georgia的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 个人和家庭福利保障
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1981
- 领域
- Child Abuse Prevention、1-800-CHILDREN、Public Awareness、Prevention Programs、Georgia's Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Plan、Mandated Reporter Training、Strengthening Families Georgia、Essentials for Childhood、The Georgia Conference on Child Abuse & Neglect、Protective Factors、Connections Matter、Child Abuse Prevention Month、PCAA Chapter和Prevention Network-Prevent Child Abuse Georgia Councils
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Prevent Child Abuse Georgia员工
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Kimberly Stewart-Lucas
Training & Resource Coordinator at Prevent Child Abuse Georgia
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E. Lane Gresham
Director of Communications and Media — Prevent Child Abuse Georgia
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Kendra Marie Cole, MPA
Change Leader, Creative Visionary, Family Strengthening Expert, Inclusivity & Belonging Strategist, Success Coach, Author
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Susan Williams
Owner/Consultant at Susan Williams, Technical Editing
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Prevent Child Abuse Georgia was a sponsor of the 2024 Georgia Festival of Trees. On Nov. 23, staff members and volunteers served as helpers for the Gingerbread House activity for children. The Georgia Festival of Trees is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to taking a stand against the commercial sexual exploitation of women and children in Georgia. Proceeds from the festival go to organizations driving prevention initiatives and restorative services for countless survivors. For more information, visit gafestivaloftrees.org
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Are you passionate about making a positive impact on families? Wondering how to enhance your skills and contribute to quality Family Strengthening and Support programs? Join us for a two-day virtual training on Feb. 11-12, 2025, on the Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening & Support. Learn how evidence-based research of the five Protective Factors (Family Centeredness, Family Strengthening, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), Community Strengthening, and Evaluation) can work together to improve the principles of family support practice. This training is excellent for managers and direct service staff in the management and direct service staff in the Family Support and Strengthening field. Teams of Executive Directors, Managers, Coordinators, and direct service staff are highly encouraged because each plays a crucial role in effectively implementing the Standards. Training will occur on both days from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. When you register, please include the best physical mailing address; training materials will be directly shipped to you. Spaces are limited, and each training requires a minimum number of participants, so secure your spot today! Take advantage of this opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of families and communities. Register now to embark on this transformative journey with us. DETAILS | REGISTER: tinyurl.com/GFSNTraining
Are you passionate about making a positive impact on families? Wondering how to enhance your skills and contribute to quality Family Strengthening and Support programs? Join us for a two-day virtual training on Feb. 11-12, 2025, on the Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening & Support. Learn how evidence-based research of the five Protective Factors (Family Centeredness, Family Strengthening, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), Community Strengthening, and Evaluation) can work together to improve the principles of family support practice. This training is excellent for managers and direct service staff in the management and direct service staff in the Family Support and Strengthening field. Teams of Executive Directors, Managers, Coordinators, and direct service staff are highly encouraged because each plays a crucial role in effectively implementing the Standards. Training will occur on both days from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. When you register, please include your best physical mailing address; training materials will be shipped directly to you. Spaces are limited, and each training requires a minimum number of participants, so secure your spot today! Take advantage of this opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of families and communities. Register now to embark on this transformative journey with us. DETAILS | REGISTER: tinyurl.com/GFSNTraining
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???? ?????? ???????? ??????????????/???????????????????? ???? ???????? ?????????????? ???????? ?????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????? ?? ???????????????????? ????????????????? ?? The Prevention and Community Support (PCS) section of DFCS is adding members to the Georgia Parent Advisory Council, aka GA PAC. This is a great opportunity for parents/caregivers to use their voices and experience to advise PCS and its partners. The opportunity includes compensation to parents/caregivers for travel + time. Want to learn more? If you are passionate about developing meaningful partnerships between parents/caregivers and child welfare staff, contact Octavia Trammell at [email protected]. #ThrivingFamilies #ParentLeadership
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For those unable to attend in person, the Find Help Georgia Annual Forum will be available via live stream starting at 8:30 a.m. today. The overview of the Find Help Georgia statewide resource portal is being hosted by the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, Prevent Child Abuse Georgia, and the Technical College System of Georgia. Learn where your organization fits in this collaborative initiative and how it is transforming lives by connecting people in need of help to free and reduced-cost services available in their own communities through Find Help Georgia’s easy-to-navigate helpline and virtual community resource center. The session, streaming live from the Georgia State University School of Law Knowles Conference Center, will also be recorded, with a link to be provided to all registered attendees. Click below to access the event. https://ow.ly/KYHu50U9WXL
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Prevent Child Abuse Georgia staff and representatives from the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services, Prevention and Community Support Section attended the Prevent Child Abuse America Executive Directors’ Meeting in Phoenix. Shown, from left, are DFCS PCS CANP Unit Manager Laura Griggs, Georgia Essentials Coordinator Beth Florence, Executive Director Jennifer Stein, DFCS PCS Director Karsten Hartman, and Director of Communications and Media E. Lane Gresham.
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?????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ???????? ?????? ???? ???????????????? ???????????????????? Prevent Child Abuse Georgia partnered in a workshop with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the Essentials for Childhood framework at the Prevent Child Abuse America Executive Directors’ Meeting in Phoenix. In Georgia, the Essentials initiative is embedded in the state-level child abuse prevention plan. Attendees heard an Essentials overview from CDC Associate Director for Program Dr. Phyllis Ottley and a state-level implementation update from Prevention and Community Support CANP Unit Manager Laura Griggs, PCA Georgia Georgia Essentials Coordinator Beth Florence and PCA Georgia Executive Director Jennifer Stein. ??????????, ???????? ????????, ?????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ??????????; ?????? ?????????????? ?????????? ???????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ??????????; ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????? ???????????????????? ?????????????????? ???????????????? ?????? ?????????????? ????. ?????????????? ????????????; ?????? ?????????????? ?????????????????? ?????? ?????? ????. ?????????????? ??. ??????????????; ?????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????? ????????????????; ?????? ???????????????? ???? ???????????? ?????? ???????????????? ????????????????, ???????????????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ?????????????? ???????? ???????? ?????????????? ?????????? ????????????.
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Nov. 18 is National Injury Prevention Day! ?? The Injury Free Coalition for Kids and its National Injury Prevention Day partners are pushing forward with efforts to stop injuries and violence – the number one killer and cause of hospitalization of people from ages 1 to 44 years old. For the fifth year in a row, Safe Kids Worldwide, Safe States Alliance, the American Trauma Society, the American Academy of Pediatrics, Be SMART, a program of Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, the National Drowning Prevention Association (NDPA), the Society for Advancement of Violence and Injury Research (SAVIR), the Trauma Center Association of America (TCAA), JPMA Cares, and the Columbia Center for Injury Science and Prevention will join forces with Injury Free to raise awareness and empower communities to change. Join us in these efforts on Nov. 18 – National Injury Prevention Day! Learn more: www.injuryfree.org
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Sharing from our colleagues at Prevent Child Abuse America.
New Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Study Highlights the Importance of Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Among Teens A new CDC report reveals that ACEs, such as abuse, neglect, and witnessing violence, are far too common among U.S. high school students. With 3 in 4 teens experiencing at least one ACE, the link between these experiences and mental health challenges is undeniable. The good news? Prevention can make a tremendous impact. By preventing ACEs, suicide attempts among teens could decrease by up to 89%, prescription pain medication misuse by 84%, and persistent feelings of sadness by 66%. At PCA America, we are proud to contribute to this vital research, and we remain committed to building safe, stable, and nurturing environments that prevent ACEs before they start. Together, we can create healthier futures for all children, support families, and strengthen communities. Read the full report and learn more about how prevention is key to better outcomes: https://lnkd.in/gSAyFSxs #PreventionWorks #BuildingStrongFamilies #HealthyTeens #ACEs #MentalHealthMatters #PCAAmerica
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???????? ???? ?????? ???????? ???? ????: ???????????????? ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????????? ??????????????, ?????? ?????? ??????. ????-?????????????? While it is important for Mandated Reporters to understand their role in recognizing and reporting abuse, expanding their scope to that of Mandated Supporter empowers them to be proactive in their response against child abuse and neglect. The concept of Mandated Supporters replaces family surveillance with a variety of supportive responses to bolster and nurture family well-being. This presentation will help participants better understand strategies to connect families to resources and support to reduce ‘family overwhelm’ and prevent child abuse and neglect. Training Objectives: o Understand the shared responsibility for child well-being o Learn how Overwhelm contributes to reports of child abuse and neglect o Reflect on assumptions about families and encourage a strength-based approach o Discover tools to create a culture of support o Brainstorm ways to engage families who may need support Register: Tinyurl.com/PCAGAwebinar
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