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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’s Service League and the Kansas Department for Children and Families, this training addresses areas of risk and protective factors, definitions and common indicators of childContinue reading "Expanded Child Abuse and Neglect: Recognition, Reporting, and Supporting"

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¿Qué significa ser un informante obligatorio? La ley de Kansas exige que muchos profesionales que trabajan con niños denuncien la sospecha de abuso y negligencia infantil. Los participantes aprenderán sobre las leyes de abuso y negligencia infantil de Kansas; indicadores físicos y de comportamiento del maltrato infantil; cuándo hacer un reporte; qué información se necesita;Continue reading "Protegiendo a los Niños: Reconocer y Responder"

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"

Join us each Wednesday in April from 12-1pm Central time to learn more about drug endangered children from experts, those with lived experiences and professionals working to provide help, hopeContinue reading "Drug Endangered Children (DEC) Awareness Brown Bag Series"

Join us for an overview of our Problematic Sexual Behavior(PSB) Program here at the CACSC.   This training is being held virtual via Zoom and in person at the ChildContinue reading "What is PSB? An overview of the treatment program for Problematic Sexual Behavior at the CACSC"

We know the potential effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). The question becomes: what can we do? HOPE is transforming the way we can support children’s growth into healthy, resilientContinue reading "Hope: Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences"

Many professionals, including emergency services personnel and medical professionals, work with both adults and children and are considered mandated reporters. This training includes information on both adult protective services andContinue reading "Kansas Adult and Child Protective Services: Recognition, Reporting, and Supporting"