Georgia Center for Child Advocacy

To become trained as an Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) facilitator for the Connections Matter curriculum and provide at least 4 community presentations, translate prevention and resource and referral information, bridge the gap for many individuals and families in the Hispanic community in accessing direct services for child abuse and other violence victimization and train 400 […]
Home-Start Lambeth

Weekly visiting from volunteers to children under 5 who experienced domestic abuse, the Freedome Programme and specialist capacity building advise/training
The Mulberry Bush Organisation

Educational degree attainment for new staff in Therapeutic work with children and young people
Marie Collins Foundation

Evidence-based, multi-faceted training and support programme for professionals working with children that are either at risk of, or are the victims of, online abuse understand his/her role
Imara CIO

Assessment of young people and carers, 20 sessions with children and 4-6 sessions with carers to facilitate recovery from child sexual abuse
Family Matters

to provide specialist therapy for child victims of rape and sexual assault and support for their parents
Safer London

One-on-one weekly support sessions for young women at risk of abuse or gang affiliation and advocacy with professionals and carers.
Abianda

To train 10 high risk and high vulnerability young women to be Young Trainers. Young Trainers deliver training on a paid basis to a national audience of 300-400 professionals to improve system wide practice on how to work effectively with other gang-affected young women. Create a peer & professional support network.
UC Berkeley School of Social Welfare

To implement and evaluate a community-engaged team decision-making model, RED Teams, for child welfare screening to better connect families to community-based preventive services offered through Family Resource Centers
Center for Youth Wellness

To provide multidisciplinary clinical services to treat children, youth, and their caregivers who exhibit symptoms of physical or emotional distress due to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)