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Child Abuse Prevention and Permanency Plan Florida

Child Abuse Prevention and Permanency Plan Florida . 5 Protective Factors Working with Families . Michelle S. Rogers LCSW/CFLE. Develop an understanding of the Protective Factors as outlined by Center for Study of Social Policy

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Child Abuse Prevention and Permanency Plan Florida

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  1. Child Abuse Prevention and Permanency Plan Florida 5 Protective Factors Working with Families Michelle S. Rogers LCSW/CFLE

  2. Develop an understanding of the Protective Factors as outlined by Center for Study of Social Policy Develop strategies and resources that may serve to strengthen families Objectives

  3. Parent Child Caregiver Family Child Environmental Risk Factors

  4. What is a protective factor?

  5. Nurturing and Attachment Parenting & Child/ Youth Development Parental Resilience Social Connections Concrete Support At a glance…

  6. Evidence based

  7. Supportive and Strength based

  8. Empowerment Focused

  9. Collaborative Effort

  10. Florida’s Child Abuse Prevention and Permanency Plan Objective 1.2 By June 30, 2015 the State of Florida will have incorporated the Five protective factors as a foundation within Florida’s home-visiting programs What’s the big fuss about?

  11. Increase understanding Increase ability/desire to meet needs Increase communication Increase empathy Nurturing and Attachment

  12. Knowledge of developmental milestones Demonstrate ways parents can model desirable behavior Knowledge of parenting and of child and youth development

  13. Build capacity to bounce back Recognize the signs of stress Enhance coping skills Parental Resilience

  14. Formal - Healthy Start Informal - Friends and family Social Connections

  15. Food Shelter Clothing Concrete Support

  16. Child Welfare Information Gateway http://www.childwelfare.gov Center for the Study of Social Policy http://www.cssp.org/reform/strengthening-families Child Abuse Prevention & Permanency Plan – Florida Additional Information

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