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Profile IconDenise Murray and Elisa Kawam joined Network for Action
May 7
Nancy L. Seibel added a page to the group Parents and Providers: Sharing The Care
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The 2013 Network for Action Conference

It was great to be part of Jeff Linkenbach's and Bob Sege's The Same River Twice? opening plenary.  Lots of food for thought from that session, including Jeff's comments that as time goes by, things change.  It's never the same river and you are not…
Apr 28
Melissa Brodowski is now friends with Cailin O'Connor, Emily Turner, Valerie Spiva Collins and 3 more
Apr 22
Melissa Brodowski posted a blog post

Join us for this webcast on Thursday, April 25th - System of Protective Factors Frameworks: Together Toward Our Vision of Child and Family Well-being

System of Protective Factors Frameworks: Together Toward Our Vision of Child and Family Well-beingThis Webcast will be broadcast live from the Preventing Child Maltreatment and Promoting Well-Being: Network For Action Meeting in Alexandria, VA. We encourage you to join us for this important national conversation.Register at: http://www.pal-tech.com/web/NCCAN/index.cfm?p=4We work together to prevent and respond to child maltreatment.…See More
Apr 22
Jodi Whiteman liked Nancy L. Seibel's page 2013 Strategic Project Workshop - Join Us!
Apr 22
Jodi Whiteman updated their profile
Apr 22
Profile Iconelizabethjones and Tracey Drummond joined Network for Action
Apr 22
Nancy L. Seibel added a page to the group Parents and Providers: Sharing The Care
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2013 Strategic Project Workshop - Join Us!

Jodi Whiteman, Director of ZERO TO THREE's Center for Training Services and Special Projects, and I are leading a Strategic Project Workshop at this year's Network for Action conference.  It starts at 1o:15 on Thursday. Look for Sharing the Care: A…
Apr 22
Anne Sheridan is now a member of Network for Action
Apr 8
Lisa Pion-Berlin posted a blog post

New National Certification of Parent Leaders

Announcing an EXCITING NEW National Certification of Parent Leaders by the National Center on Shared Leadership® and Parents Anonymous® Inc. on July 22-15, 2013 in Ontario, CA.  The mission is to enhance the lives of families and communities worldwide by inspiring and empowering Parent and Shared Leadership®. This National Certification is comprised of research-based and results-oriented learning competencies on leadership for Parents in any role dedicated to strengthening families. For more…See More
Apr 4
Lisa Pion-Berlin updated their profile
Apr 4
Profile IconAna Neves, jackie whalne and Deb Sendek joined Network for Action
Apr 3
Ana Neves liked Linda Baker's group Building Capacity for the Future
Apr 3
Joan Sharp posted a status
""Connecting dots on child abuse to save lives" Washington Post editorial Mar 24 http://ning.it/10sYdSk. Check it out."
Apr 1
Rosie Gomez posted a status
"Young adults with behavioral health challenges can be resilient. Visit http://1.usa.gov/15WLs7k to learn more."
Mar 28
Joan Sharp posted a status
"Need ideas for Child Abuse Prevention Month? Prevent Child Abuse America is posting 3 tips per day on its blog, http://ning.it/15WkVEb."
Mar 27

Preventing Child Maltreatment and
Promoting Well-Being: Network for Action

This social networking site is intended to support ongoing communication and collaboration to better connect the people, programs, practices and policies that are collectively moving our country forward toward our vision of preventing child maltreatment and dramatically improving child and family well-being.

The site is an outgrowth of the Network for Action (NFA) meetings held since 2011.  The NFA meetings are sponsored by the Office on Child Abuse and Neglect (OCAN) at the Children's Bureau (www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb) located within the Administration for Children, Youth and Families (ACF) of the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Division of Violence Prevention's Knowledge to Action Child Maltreatment Prevention Consortium Leadership Group (K2A) and other national organizations and networks that support prevention efforts.  Learn more about the NFA at http://friendsnrc.org/network-for-action.

This site was established by FRIENDS National Resource Center as a service of the Children's Bureau. Please contact Edi Winkle at ewinkle@friendsnrc.org with any questions.

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2013 Resource Guide

Started by Rosie Gomez Mar 26. 0 Replies

The Preventing Child Maltreatment and Promoting Well-Being: A Network for Action 2013 Resource Guide is now available. This resource guide supports service providers in thier work with parents,…Continue

Parent Leadership

Started by Rosie Gomez Mar 13. 0 Replies

Parent are an important part of family support programs. Parents should be encouraged to participate fully, and in a meaningful way, in the development of programs and services that are offered in…Continue

National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day

Started by Rosie Gomez Feb 25. 0 Replies

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has extended health care coverage to more than 3 million young adults ages 19-25 who were previously uninsured including access to mental health and substance use…Continue

Network for Action Strategic Projects

Started by Melissa Brodowski Feb 20. 0 Replies

We are very excited to have several strategic projects from our National Prevention Partners presenting at the 2013 Network for Action Meeting.  Some of the partners include the Center for the Study…Continue

 

 

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