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Childabuse
- 1. CHILD ABUSE Timothy Lau Jason Tsang Helsa Au TY Cheng Charlotte Leung Angie Liu Alison Mok Nicole Ng
- 2. both physically and psychologically categorized into 4 purposeful and serious groups :neglect, physical injury inflicted upon a abuse, sexual abuse and child by a caregiver psychological abuse. Child Abuse Definition
- 3. Worldwide, appr oximately 40 million children are subjected to child abuse each year (WHO, 2001). Situation (World-wide)
- 4. • Study onChild Abuse done in 2006 • Department of Social Work and Social Administration of HKU • Sampling size: 2062 children • encountered physical assault: 45% • encountered psychological aggression: 72% Situation (Hong Kong)
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- 7. Parents Children Environmental Child Abuse
- 8. Personal characteristics andpsychology well-being Childhood history Substance abuse Negative attitudes and knowledge Traditional beliefs Contributing factors (Parents)
- 9. Age Disabilities Contributing factors ( Children)
- 10. Poverty and unemployment Social isolation and social support Living environment Contributing factors (Environmental)
- 11. Psychological Physical Behavioral Societal
- 12. Shaken baby syndrome ImpairedBrain Development Poor Physical Health Consequences(Physical)
- 13. Difficulties during infancy Poor mental and emotional immediate health emotional effects of abuse and neglect Cognitive difficulties Social difficulties. Consequences(Psychological)
- 14. Juvenile Difficulties delinquency during and adult adolescence criminality Alcohol and Abusive other drug behavior abuse Consequences( Behavioral)
- 15. • maintaining achild welfare system to Direct investigate and respond to allegations of child abuse and neglect • expenditures by the judicial, law Cost enforcement, health, and mental health systems • juvenile and adult criminal activity, mental Indirect illness, substance abuse, and domestic violence • loss of productivity due to unemployment Cost and underemployment, the cost of special education services, and increased use of the health care system. Consequences(Societal)
- 16. Individuals NGOs Government
- 17. Social Welfare Department provides service to support victims of child abuse Preventive Methods(Government)
- 18. Against Integrated Integrated Child Abuse- Family Services provides Service Centers hotline Centers service Preventive methods (NGOs)
- 19. X to bea bystander find different organizations Preventive Methods (Individuals)
- 20. Respect your fatherand your mother, so that you may live a long time in the land that I am giving you - Exodus 20:12 22Listen to your father; without him you would not exist. When your mother is old, show her your appreciation. 23Truth,wisdom, learning, and good sense – these are worth paying for, but too valuable for you to sell -Proverbs 23:22-25 24Arighteous man’s father has good reason to be happy. You can take pride in a wise son. 25Make your father and mother proud of you; give your mother that happiness. -Proverbs 23:22-25 God’s Word
- 21. 1 Children, itis your Christian duty to obey your parents, for this is the right thing to do. 2 “Respect your father and mother” is the first commandment that has a promise added: 3 “so that all may go well with you, and you may live a long time in the land.” 4 Parents, do not treat your children in such a way as to make them angry. Instead, bring them up with Christian discipline and instruction -Ephesians 6:1-4 20Children,it is your Christian duty to obey your parent always, for that is what pleases God. 21Parents,do not irritate your children, or they will become discouraged -Colossians 4:20-21 God’s Word