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CCF Protective Factor Framework

The Council for Children & Families (CCF) has adopted a new Protective Factor framework to guide our grant making and system change efforts. The changes reflect advances in research and the availability of new accountability tools.

 

New CCF Protective Factor Framework
• Nurturing and Attachment
• Knowledge of Parenting and Child Development
• Parental Resilience
• Social Connections
• Concrete Support for Families
• Children’s Social Emotional Competence

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OUR PROTECTIVE FACTOR FRAMEWORK 2009
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CCF Protective Factors

The Council for Children & Families (CCF) has adopted a new Protective Factor framework to guide our grant making and system change efforts. The changes reflect advances in research and the availability of new accountability tools.

New CCF Protective Factor Framework
• Nurturing and Attachment
• Knowledge of Parenting and Child Development
• Parental Resilience
• Social Connections
• Concrete Support for Families
• Children’s Social Emotional Competence

Download: 
OUR PROTECTIVE FACTOR FRAMEWORK 2009.doc
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Council for Children & Families Pathways to Change

The Council for Children & Families developed a theory of change to guide our thinking about what it takes to effectively support families in order to prevent child abuse and neglect. 

Theories of change are an integral part of any planning and implementation process.  They provide a roadmap of the belief system and strategies for making positive change in the lives of individuals, organizations and the community. 

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CCF Theory of Change
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Tip Sheet: 12 Alternatives to Lashing Out at Your Child

A tip sheet from Prevent Child Abuse America:

The next time everyday pressures build up to the point where you feel like lashing out -- STOP!

Try any of these simple alternatives. You'll feel better... and so will your child.

 

Link: 
More Tips for Parents
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twelve_alternatives.pdf
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National Pinwheels for Prevention Campaign

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Prevent Child Abuse America is proud to unveil its new campaign, Pinwheels for Prevention ™, introducing the pinwheel as a symbol for child abuse and neglect prevention nationwide.

Link: 
Pinwheels for Prevention Campaign Website
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2009 Resource Guide: Strengthening Families & Communities

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This Resource Guide was written to support service providers in their work with parents, caregivers, and their children to strengthen families and prevent child abuse and neglect. The guide includes information about protective factors that help reduce the risk of child maltreatment, strategies for changing how communities support families, and evidence-informed practices.

Link: 
Strengthening Families & Communities 2009 Resource Guide
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Effective Discipline: Advice for Parents

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Effective discipline - Advice for parents

Learn about the four main principles of positive and effective discipline in these documents, authored by Elizabeth T. Gershoff, PhD, Associate Professor of Social Work at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Link: 
Center for Effective Discipline
Download: 
brochure.pdf
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Prevent Child Abuse America

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Prevent Child Abuse America (formerly the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse) was established in 1972 by Donna J. Stone to build a nationwide commitment to preventing all forms of child abuse.
Link: 
http://www.preventchildabuse.org/
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Have a Plan Brochure: Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention (English)

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All babies cry! It's okay. Having a plan can help you stay calm and prevent frustration during peak crying times.

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Have a Plan Brochure - ENGLISH 2008.pdf
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Have a Plan Brochure: Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention (Spanish)

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Available in Spanish, this brochure offers parents and caregivers tips and techniques to calm their baby as well as how to develop and share your plan to prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome with anyone who cares for your baby.
Download: 
Have a Plan Brochure - SPANISH.pdf
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Children's Hospital Pediatric Nurse Consultation 1-866-987-2500 | WA State Only

Pediatric nurses provide information on child health and illnessnes, child safety and parenting with physician and community resources available in Washington State.

Parent Trust Family Help Line 1-800-932-HOPE (4673) | WA

State Only The Family Help Line offers parent coaching and information, referrals to community services and parent support.

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