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Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect in Disaster Emergency Shelters

The curriculum, including trainer’s guide, PowerPoint presentation, and participants handbook is designed for training emergency shelter staff and volunteers. The curriculum was developed through funding provided by the Children’s Bureau to address Hurricane Katrina-related needs.

Safety Intervention Articles

This monthly series, prepared by ACTION for Child Protection, is a collection of articles covering CPS Safety Intervention case practice.

Citizen Review Panels

On this page you will find information, resources and links related to Citizen Review Panels. Logic Models, Reports and Work Plans: State Training/Technical Assistance Logic Models, On-Site Reports or Work Plans. Publications: From 1997 – 2004 the National Resource Center on Child Maltreatment published a collection of monographs addressing key CPS topics including decision making in Child Protective Services, issues surrounding substance abuse and child maltreatment, comprehensive approaches to child safety and more. Click here to access and download the complete list of monographs.

Safety Decision Making Involving Methamphetamine Using Caregivers

These four articles examine safety decision making responsibilities with families using methamphetamine. Each safety decision making point is explored regarding its relationship to what is known about methamphetamine, its effects, and how it plays out in meth-using families.

The National Resource Centers (NRCs) Training and Technical Assistance Network

The National Resource Centers (NRCs) are funded by the Children’s Bureau, Administration for Children and Families (ACF), Department of Health and Human Services. Each NRC provides on-site training and technical assistance to States, Tribes and public child welfare agencies in the preparation and implementation of the Child and Family Services Review (CFSR) process. This document is designed to communicate to States the focus of each NRC and the training and technical assistance each provides.