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YMCA after-school programs and summer day camps Community organizations that work with family violence, including Task Force Against Family Violence Georgia Commission on Family Violence Georgia Bureau of Investigation/local law enforcement CareNet (Brunswick) Family Connection Mandatory reporters SGHS Churches Social service organizations like Salvation Army Schools Safe Harbor Children’s Center CASA Grant funding for training for mandatory reporters, in-home visits Community resource list to parents when abuse/neglect suspected but not substantiated GBI/local law enforcement handles criminal cases, but also makes referrals to community resources Include resource material on Family Connection web pages Churches/social service organizations provide family counseling as needed, appropriate Churches/social service organizations publicize counseling options Mandatory reporters take training online through Georgia Office of Children and Families CareNet offers to earn” classes for at-risk mothers YMCA and other after-school programs work with parents Schools offer classes on parenting (PH/community partners/schools) Resource list of community organizations readily available for law enforcement, hospital, DFCS, social service organizations – (Family Connection, community partners) 10 referrals per month Make resource material readily available Offer counseling once a week Disseminate 4 press releases per month At 20 mandated reporters take training annually Offer monthly classes Develop partnerships Fewer children in foster care (Administration on Children and Families) Fewer cases of child abuse/neglect (Administration on Children and Families) Improved reporting of child abuse/neglect More people are made aware of how to report child abuse/neglect Higher family incomes Healthier families Lower crime rate More collaboration between medical providers and social service agencies