Parents, caregivers and educators remain the first line of defense in protecting children against the potential dangers lurking online. This presentation is designed to educate, equip and empower adults withContinue reading "Internet Safety & Cyberbullying"
National Wear Blue Day is Friday, March 31, 2023! To raise awareness and show your support for child abuse prevention Wear BLUE, Pose & Post. Pose for a selfie wearingContinue reading "National Wear Blue Day"
It is the responsibility of adults to provide the safe, stable, and nurturing relationships and environments that help children thrive. We encourage everyone to support families and keep children safe. There are several things you can do to raise awareness and impact positive change during Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Child Advocacy Center of Sedgwick County is asking everyone to wear BLUE every Friday in April to help us raise awareness about child abuse prevention. So wear blue, take a selfie and post it to our Facebook page @CACofSedgwickCounty and/or Instagram @cac_SedgwickCounty with the hashtag #WearBlue2022! and/or #GoBlueICT. Help us reach as many people as possible with child abuse prevention information by following us on social media and sharing our posts!
The Period of PURPLE Crying® is the phrase used to describe the peak time when babies cry more often. Infants who cry a lot or are awake and fussy atContinue reading "Preventing Infant Abuse with the Period of PURPLE Crying®"
The City of Wichita will sign the proclamation declaring April Child Abuse Prevention month on Tuesday, April 5 at 9am, Council Chambers, 1st floor, City Hall, 455 N Main. You can park in the City Hall parking lot. In the past the city has validated our parking. You do need to walk through the metal detector so please plan to arrive around 8:45am.
Being culturally competent means learning new patterns of behaviors, research trends, and social cues of a specific community and then effectively applying them into our personal and professional lives. ThisContinue reading "LGBTQIA+ Cultural Competency: Best Practices for Working with LGBTQIA+ Youth and Families"
Sedgwick County will sign the proclamation declaring April Child Abuse Prevention month on Wednesday, April 6 at 9am, in the Commission Meeting Room, located on the third floor of the Sedgwick County Courthouse, 525 N. Main. You can park in the county garage. In the past the county has validated parking. You do need to walk through the metal detector so please plan to arrive around 8:45am.
Parents, caregivers and educators remain the first line of defense in protecting children against the potential dangers lurking online. This presentation is designed to educate, equip and empower adults withContinue reading "Internet Safety & Cyberbullying"
Every day connections are more important than we ever believed. Science tells us that relationships have the power to shape our brains. Relationships help us learn better, work better, parentContinue reading "Connections Matter in Early Childhood- Day 1"
How do we ensure that children have a safe, stable, nurturing environment in which to grow? One strategy is engaging communities to support family-friendly policy and practice changes. Family-friendly workplacesContinue reading "Making the Connection: Strong Families, Strong Businesses and Strong Communities"
Join the CACSC by wearing blue every Friday in April to raise awareness and show your support for child abuse prevention Wear BLUE, Pose & Post. Pose for aContinue reading "Blue Friday- Wear Blue to show support!"
Professionals who work with children are mandated reporters and are required to make a report when they have a reason to suspect child abuse or neglect. Presented by Kansas Children’sContinue reading "Expanded Child Abuse and Neglect: Recognition, Reporting, and Supporting"