Within Our Reach: A National Strategy To Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities: A National Strategy To Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities
Autor Commission ro Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities (U.S.) David Sanders Ph.D.en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 mar 2016 – vârsta ani
"Within
Our
Reach:
A
National
Strategy
to
Eliminate
Child
Abuse
and
Neglect
Fatalities"
is
the
final
report
of
the
Commission
to
Eliminate
Child
Abuse
and
Neglect
Fatalities,
as
mandated
by
the
Protect
Our
Kids
Act
of
2012.
This
report
discusses
the
Commission’s
findings
and
presents
both
a
comprehensive
national
strategy
for
fundamental
reform
and
recommendations
specific
to
populations
in
need
of
special
attention,
including
children
currently
known
to
child
protective
services
agencies
and
at
high
risk
for
fatality,
American
Indian/Alaska
Native
children,
and
African
American
children.
The
report
includes
recommendations
for
actions
by
the
executive
branch,
Congress,
and
states
and
counties
that
the
Commission
believes
will
be
most
effective
in
ending
these
tragic
deaths,
today
and
into
the
future.
Legislators and policymakers at the State and Federal-level, plus advocates, researchers, and academics may be interested in these findings. Additionally, college students pursuing coursework in Social Work, Sociology, Native American and African American Studies, and children's health and psychotherapy programs may find these findings and recommendations helpful.
Legislators and policymakers at the State and Federal-level, plus advocates, researchers, and academics may be interested in these findings. Additionally, college students pursuing coursework in Social Work, Sociology, Native American and African American Studies, and children's health and psychotherapy programs may find these findings and recommendations helpful.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780160932243
ISBN-10: 0160932246
Pagini: 271
Dimensiuni: 216 x 279 x 6 mm
Editura: Us Independent Agencies and Commissions
Colecția US Independent Agencies and Commissions
ISBN-10: 0160932246
Pagini: 271
Dimensiuni: 216 x 279 x 6 mm
Editura: Us Independent Agencies and Commissions
Colecția US Independent Agencies and Commissions
Recenzii
Testimonial
#1:
"The Family First Actaims to reduce the reliance on group homes and redirect funds to support evidence based time limited interventions to keep at risk families together,” saidSenator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. “That the Commission found consensus on this bipartisan, common-sense initiative is welcome news. I look forward to continuing our work together to ensure we get this proposal enacted into law.”
"The Family First Actaims to reduce the reliance on group homes and redirect funds to support evidence based time limited interventions to keep at risk families together,” saidSenator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. “That the Commission found consensus on this bipartisan, common-sense initiative is welcome news. I look forward to continuing our work together to ensure we get this proposal enacted into law.”
Testimonial
#2:
“This report highlights the heartbreaking frequency of preventable child deaths, tragedies that Congress simply cannot continue to sweep aside,”Sen. Ron Wyden, Ranking Member of the Senate Finance Committeesaid. “I’m grateful for the commissioners’ work and especially pleased the Commission supports the Family First Act, draft legislation that Chairman Hatch and I have been working on to keep vulnerable families safely together.”
“This report highlights the heartbreaking frequency of preventable child deaths, tragedies that Congress simply cannot continue to sweep aside,”Sen. Ron Wyden, Ranking Member of the Senate Finance Committeesaid. “I’m grateful for the commissioners’ work and especially pleased the Commission supports the Family First Act, draft legislation that Chairman Hatch and I have been working on to keep vulnerable families safely together.”
Testimonial
#3:
“Far too many children die each year from abuse and neglect. As Chairman of the Congressional subcommittee overseeing the nation’s child welfare system, I’m focused on finding ways to better protect children from harm,” saidRep. Vern Buchanan, Chairman of the House Ways and MeansCommittee.The Commission’s report provides valuable information on how we can work to reduce these tragedies based on solutions from communities across the country, including from my own community in Hillsborough County, Florida. I commend the Commission for their thorough analysis of the problem as well as their thoughtful recommendations on ways we might address it, and I look forward to working with federal, state, and local leaders to improve the way we work together to keep kids safe."
“Far too many children die each year from abuse and neglect. As Chairman of the Congressional subcommittee overseeing the nation’s child welfare system, I’m focused on finding ways to better protect children from harm,” saidRep. Vern Buchanan, Chairman of the House Ways and MeansCommittee.The Commission’s report provides valuable information on how we can work to reduce these tragedies based on solutions from communities across the country, including from my own community in Hillsborough County, Florida. I commend the Commission for their thorough analysis of the problem as well as their thoughtful recommendations on ways we might address it, and I look forward to working with federal, state, and local leaders to improve the way we work together to keep kids safe."
Testimonial
#4:
“The report provides a modest map to prevent child abuse, but we need the political drive to steer these changes into law and avoid lurching from one tragedy to another,” saidRep. Lloyd Doggett, Ranking Member of the Ways & Means Subcommittee on Human Resources and author of the legislation creating the Commission. “With more state and federal leadership, we should provide the resources to build better coordinated partnerships that give vulnerable children hope. I am especially pleased by the unanimous recommendation to reauthorize the successful home visiting effort to empower young parents and know that we must also continue to explore new initiatives.”
“The report provides a modest map to prevent child abuse, but we need the political drive to steer these changes into law and avoid lurching from one tragedy to another,” saidRep. Lloyd Doggett, Ranking Member of the Ways & Means Subcommittee on Human Resources and author of the legislation creating the Commission. “With more state and federal leadership, we should provide the resources to build better coordinated partnerships that give vulnerable children hope. I am especially pleased by the unanimous recommendation to reauthorize the successful home visiting effort to empower young parents and know that we must also continue to explore new initiatives.”
Notă biografică
The
Commission
to
Eliminate
Child
Abuse
and
Neglect
Fatalities
(CECANF)
was
established
by
the
Protect
Our
Kids
Act
of
2012
with
12
members,
to
develop
a
national
strategy
and
recommendations
for
reducing
fatalities
across
the
country
resulting
from
child
abuse
and
neglect.
The
legislation
mandated
that
the
Commission
submit
a
report
to
the
President
and
Congress
on
these
issues.
In
developing
the
national
strategy
and
recommendations,
the
Commission
engaged
a
broad
community
of
stakeholders,
including
holding
10
public
meetings
with
states
and
localities
around
the
country,
a
research
round
table,
and
a
tribal-focused
meeting
to
hear
testimony
on
what
is
working,
where
state
and
local
areas
are
having
challenges,
and
to
learn
from
the
experts.
For
more
information,
see
the
CECANF
website
at
https://eliminatechildabusefatalities.sites.usa.gov/
Cuprins
Contents
Frontispiece
Copyright, Restrictions, and Permissions Notice
Commissioners
Commission Staff
Letter From the Chairman
Executive Summary: Our Promise to Children
Introduction
Chapter 1: Confronting the Tragedy of Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities
Section I: Populations in Need of Special Attention
Hillsborough County, Florida: Using Data to Improve Practice and Keep Children Safe
Chapter 2: Saving Children’s Lives Today and Into the Future
Chapter 3: Addressing the Needs of American Indian/Alaska Native Children
Chapter 4: Reducing Child Abuse and Neglect Deaths in Disproportionately Affected Communities
Section II: Components of the Commission’s National Strategy
Wichita, Kansas: Champions for Children
Chapter 5: Leadership and Accountability
Double Protection for Children: Connecting Law Enforcement and CPS
Chapter 6: Decisions Grounded in Better Data and Research
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community: Multiple Eyes on the Child
Chapter 7: Multidisciplinary Support for Families
Conclusion: Taking Our Recommendations Forward
Appendices
Appendix A: Protect Our Kids Act of 2012
Appendix B: Commissioner Biographies
Appendix C: Presenters at Public Meetings
Appendix D: Stakeholders and Stakeholder Organizations
Appendix E: Organizations Providing Written Testimony
Appendix F: List of Federal Policies and Programs Reviewed
Appendix G: Additional Recommendations From Stakeholders for Chapters 3 and 4
Appendix H: Proposed Additional Responsibilities of the Children’s Bureau
Appendix I: List of Proposed New Data Elements to Include in the Annual Child Maltreatment Report
Appendix J: Record of Voting on the Final Report
Appendix K: Minority Report
Appendix L: Letters From Commissioners