Tuesday, May 26 | 1:00 PM (Central)
"Key Evidence-Based Strategies to Protect Vulnerable Children from Violence, Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation"
The
first protection we owe to children is to guard them from violence.
The U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) has identified a combination
of actions essential to this protection of the young. The CDC had
developed these actions into a package of complementary interventions,
known as THRIVES, to guide countries as they choose a combination of strategies that together have the greatest potential for impact.
This
CAFO webinar is your chance to learn more about THRIVES and the
specific strategies it promotes. It will be presented by the individual
who led development of THRIVES for the CDC, Dr. Susan Hillis.
THRIVES strategies cross health, social services, education, finance, and justice sectors. They include: Training in parenting; Household economic strengthening; Reduced violence through protective policies; Improved services; Values and norms that protect children; Education and life skills; and Surveillance and evaluation. Each of the THRIVES strategy
areas is underpinned by promising evidence of success in high income
countries, with growing evidence that these strategies work in lower
income countries also. PEPFAR, UNICEF, USAID, and the WHO recognize
many of the THRIVES strategies as critical components in combatting violence against children
Presenter: Dr. Susan Hillis, CDC
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Christian Alliance for Orphans Webinar Series is designed to help
individuals like you create and grow effective adoption, foster care and
global orphan ministry in local churches. Each 60-minute
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and experience of top Alliance member churches and organizations
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