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National leader in developing: Programs Policies Training Research Evaluation

National leader in developing: Programs Policies Training Research Evaluation. What is Child Abuse?. Mistreatment of child Causing harm to Neglecting and/or beating Four different types. Neglect. Most common Failing to provide basic needs. Emotional Abuse. AKA verbal abuse

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National leader in developing: Programs Policies Training Research Evaluation

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  1. National leader in developing: • Programs • Policies • Training • Research • Evaluation

  2. What is Child Abuse? Mistreatment of child Causing harm to Neglecting and/or beating Four different types

  3. Neglect Most common Failing to provide basic needs

  4. Emotional Abuse AKA verbal abuse Constant belittling, shaming, and humiliating Frequent yelling, threatening, or bullying

  5. Physical Abuse • Harm or injury • Abusers justify actions • Form of discipline • Discipline = Right from wrong • Abuse =Living in fear

  6. Sexual Abuse Most complicated “Let this be our little secret” Shame factor = Hard to admit

  7. VIDEO

  8. Causes Stressful lives Mental illness Drugs/alcohol Financial problems Depression

  9. Solutions • Education • Facebook • Clever way to put light on a tough subject

  10. The American Humane Association • Nonprofit • Ensures welfare of children & animals • Education, training, and advocacy • Goals • Prevent cruelty, abuse, neglect & exploitation.

  11. Conclusion You are their hope for the future.

  12. Hope for healing

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