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81. Children, Youth And Family / Advocacy Groups
group dedicated to improving the lives of children and youth in the for approximately 500 orphaned, neglected and abused children from georgia, the United
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Children's Defense Fund
Advocacy for American children, particularly poor and minority children and those with disabilities. Issues and programs include: Head Start, Healthy Start, Stand for Children, child care, health insurance, child safety, moral education. Action Alliance for Children
Publisher of the Children's Advocate news magazine covering trends and policy issues affecting children and their families. Annie E. Casey Foundation
Private charitable organization dedicated to helping build better futures for disadvantaged children in the U.S. Initiatives are related to reducing teen pregnancy, improving foster care, education reform, alternatives to juvenile detention, neighborhood improvement, and increased public awareness of children's issues. A coalition of 40 Provincial Organizations and hundreds of community groups who promote legislation, policy and practice that will enable children and youth to achieve their full potential and to participate in making a better world.

82. Advocacy Groups From Linkspider UK Society Directory
Statewide youth Advocacy Non-profit organization in New and improve public benefits for children. Voices for georgia s children - Supports research, policy
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83. Human Services Policy (HSP): Children And Youth
Publications, ongoing work, and related links on children and youth issues from the Office of Human Services Policy, Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, U.S. Department of Health and
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Early Childhood
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Publications Ongoing Work
Publications
  • State-Funded Pre-Kindergarten: What the Evidence Shows , December 2003.
    This paper examines the role that states play in providing early childhood education. It reviews evidence on states' level of support for pre-kindergarten programs, the quality and effectiveness of state-funded pre-kindergarten, and state efforts to build integrated, comprehensive, early childhood systems for children from birth through age five that have a focus on school readiness.
  • Strengthening Head Start: What the Evidence Shows , June 2003.

84. Habitat For Humanity International Campus Chapters And Youth Programs Department
Habitat for Humanity International official Web site. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing organization building simple, decent, affordable housing in partnership with
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85. National Foster Parent Association
National Association of Social Workers Perspectives on youth Social Work North American Council on Adoptable children (NACAC) North georgia Foster Parent
http://www.nfpainc.org/links/fosterLinks.cfm?page=7

86. School-Age Child Care And Youth Development
NIOST) National Network for Child Care Cooperative Partnership National Network for youth National School California SchoolAge Consortium georgia School Age
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87. Georgia House Of Representatives - Children & Youth (C&Y) Committee Legislation
georgia House of Representatives children youth (C Y) Committee Legislation.
http://www.legis.state.ga.us/legis/1995_96/leg/com/hc&y.htm
Georgia House of Representatives
Committtee Committee List Clerk's Page HB 253 ... Taylor, Maretta M SC: Signed by Governor HB 324 Family-planning services; availability Sinkfield, Georganna T SC: H - Recommitted (H-Sub ) HB 353 AFDC; Work First Program Simpson, John T SC: H - Read 2nd Time HB 461 Aid to Families with Dependent Children; repeal cert provisions Brooks, Tyrone SC: H - Read 2nd Time HB 512 AFDC; automated fingerprint matching system; provisions Felton, Dorothy SC: H - Read 2nd Time HB 646 Children and Youth Services, Department of; contributions Sinkfield, Georganna T SC: Signed by Governor HB 783 Aid to dependent children; means- tested programs; stat summaries Irvin, Robert A SC: H - Read 3rd Time (H-Sub ) HB 784 Aid to dependent children; cert assistance; prohibit denial Irvin, Robert A SC: H - Read 2nd Time HB 785 Aid to dependent children; public assist recipients; req residence Irvin, Robert A SC: H - Read 2nd Time HB 786 Aid to dep children; pub assist recipients; cert disqualification Irvin, Robert A SC: H - Read 2nd Time HB 787 Aid to dependent children; affida- vits re paternity; requirements

88. Georgia Child Protective Services Task Force Questionnaire Result Summary
georgia Child Protective Services Task Force Public Forum Input commission staff on child youth, child advocacy center your community to prevent child abuse?
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Georgia Child Protective Services Task Force
Public Forum Input Surveys Summary of Results
At the public forums around the state 340 people completed surveys. The largest concentration of surveys were from Macon. Eighty percent of respondents listed their identifying information and would be willing to offer further input. Forty-two percent of them (142) even listed an email address! The major conclusions gained from the surveys are:
  • most people feel their community has the same or higher level of child abuse relative to other communities;
  • neglect appears to be the worst problem;
  • the primary causes of child abuse are substance abuse and poverty;
  • prevention programs appear to be primarily with DFCS;
  • the primary cause of the current CPS problems is high caseloads; and
  • the top recommendation for improvement of CPS is increased salaries.
The Detailed Survey Question Results:
Question #1: Amount of child abuse in my community relative to other communities:
(Numbers in table are the number of checkmarks an answer received.) Same Higher Don't Know lower Question #2: What is the most pressing issue or concern surrounding child abuse and neglect in your community?

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