Mandatory parenting classes for persons reported for child abuse/neglect (not just referrals); Resources for parenting provided to at-risk families while in the hospital; Peer Mentorship Program; Establish and publicize a help line; Families with history of child abuse/neglect have mandatory in-home visits after birth of new baby; Offer GED testing subsidies for civic engagement; and Employers subsidize tech school and Georgia Virtual Technical Connection courses that lead to certificates, diplomas, or degrees. Goal #2: All children live in safe homes. Intended Results Planned Work Resources/Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes Long-Term Impacts Resources essential to How we will accomplish The amount of service Benefits to Participants, Changes that will occur in conduct this our planned activities and delivered or number of Often at Individual Level organizations, community, program/effort including who will be engaged people served or systems due to effort community partners homes. Public Health DFCS requires parenting Parenting classes available on Fewer children in single Higher graduation safe classes for families with a regular basis (PH/community parent homes (County Health in DFCS reported child abuse/neglect partners/schools) Rankings) More intact families live Camden Community Alliance Community resource list Resource list of community Fewer children in foster care Higher family incomes and Resources given to parents when organizations readily available (Administration on Children abuse/neglect suspected but for law enforcement, hospital, and Families) Healthier families Community organizations that not substantiated (DFCS) DFCS, social service children work with family violence, organizations annually (CCAR Fewer substantiated cases of Lower crime rate All including Task Force Against and partners) child abuse/neglect Family Violence
Mandatory parenting classes for persons reported for child abuse/neglect (not just referrals); Resources for parenting provided to at-risk families while in the hospital; Peer Mentorship Program; Establish and publicize a help line; Families with history of child abuse/neglect have mandatory in-home visits after birth of new baby; Offer GED testing subsidies for civic engagement; and Employers subsidize tech school and Georgia Virtual Technical Connection courses that lead to certificates, diplomas, or degrees. Goal #2: All children live in safe homes. Planned Work Intended Results All children live in safe homes. Resources/Inputs Resources essential to conduct this program/effort including community partners Activities How we will accomplish our planned activities and who will be engaged Outputs The amount of service delivered or number of people served Outcomes Benefits to Participants, Often at Individual Level Long-Term Impacts Changes that will occur in organizations, community, or systems due to effort Public Health DFCS Camden Community Alliance and Resources Community organizations that work with family violence, including Task Force Against Family Violence DFCS requires parenting classes for families with reported child abuse/neglect Community resource list given to parents when abuse/neglect suspected but not substantiated (DFCS) Parenting classes available on a regular basis (PH/community partners/schools) Resource list of community organizations readily available for law enforcement, hospital, DFCS, social service organizations annually (CCAR and partners) Fewer children in single parent homes (County Health Rankings) Fewer children in foster care (Administration on Children and Families) Fewer substantiated cases of child abuse/neglect Higher graduation More intact families Higher family incomes Healthier families Lower crime rate
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