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Most child sexual abusers are known to the victim, with over 80% being family members. According to statistics, 1 in 3 females and 1 in 6 males experience sexual abuse before age 18 in Canada. Globally, around 1 in 5 women and nearly 1 in 10 men are abused as children. Signs of abuse can include behavioral issues, poor school performance, eating disorders, and sleep problems. Prevention strategies involve open communication with children about private parts and what constitutes abuse.
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This document discusses child abuse, providing statistics on the prevalence and types of abuse. It states that 13,700 children are abused or neglected daily in the US, and outlines physical and behavioral indicators of different types of abuse, including emotional, physical, neglect, and sexual abuse. The text also examines stressors that can contribute to abuse, such as issues relating to the child, parent, or their environment. Prevention strategies and the importance of reporting any suspected abuse are emphasized.
Ft huachuca presentation
This is the presentation I am giving today (6.19.2014) at Ft. Huachuca (home of U.S. Army Intelligence Center) on male survivors of sexual abuse (including military rape).
First segment can in ok 2009 for otac
In Oklahoma, a child is reported abused or neglected every ten seconds. In 2008, over 11,000 children were confirmed victims of abuse or neglect in the state. Neglect, which includes failure to provide basic needs, is the highest form of child maltreatment in Oklahoma. Substance abuse by caregivers is a major contributing factor to neglect cases. Child abuse and neglect can have long-term negative health impacts, with survivors at greater risk for problems like low academic achievement, drug use, and criminal behavior.
First segment can in ok 2009 for otac
In Oklahoma, a child is reported abused or neglected every ten seconds. In 2008, over 11,000 children were confirmed victims of abuse or neglect in the state. Neglect, which includes failure to provide basic needs, is the highest form of child maltreatment in Oklahoma. Substance abuse by caregivers is a major contributing factor to neglect cases. Child abuse and neglect can have long-term negative health impacts, with survivors at greater risk for problems like low academic achievement, drug use, and criminal behavior.
Stop the violence
Violence against women and girls stems from gender discrimination and stereotypes. The document lists disturbing statistics about the prevalence of sexual abuse, child marriage, female genital mutilation, and female infanticide faced by girls and young women globally. It encourages addressing harmful stereotypes about femininity and masculinity, and taking action to end violence and promote girls' rights.
04.pinpoint protect child watch workshop
This document contains statistics and information about child predation, cyberbullying, and child abduction. Some key points include:
- There are over 400,000 registered sex offenders in the US and 80,000-100,000 are unaccounted for. Acquaintances make up the majority (70-90%) of abusers.
- Cyberbullying affects a significant portion of teens and social media users, and can have serious psychological effects including depression and suicide.
- Child abduction can involve family members or strangers unlawfully taking a minor from their legal guardians. Both forms can traumatize the child.
Pinpoint Protect Child Watch Workshop
Child predation and sex offenses are serious problems, with hundreds of thousands of registered sex offenders in the US and many more unknown. Most victims know their abuser, such as a family member, rather than a stranger. Cyberbullying also affects many teens and can have severe psychological impacts. This document provides statistics on sex offenders, victims, and cyberbullying to raise awareness of these issues.
Sexual abuse
This document discusses sexual abuse of elders, including demographics, signs of abuse, and effects. Some key points:
- In 2010, 0.04% of elders experienced sexual abuse, with the median victim age being 77.9.
- Signs of sexual abuse in elders can include painful intercourse, urinary infections, STDs, and wounds/bruises.
- Psychological effects of past sexual abuse can resurface in late adulthood, such as anxiety, PTSD, and substance abuse.
- The most common type of sexual abuse in late adulthood is resident-to-resident abuse, and dementia is a major risk factor.
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The June Callwood Center for Young Women provides a variety of services and support for pregnant and parenting teens, including prenatal classes, counseling, transitional housing, food programs, legal aid, and volunteer opportunities. Funding comes from government sources, United Way, and donations. The agency aims to foster community through monthly activities and partnering with other organizations to provide additional resources for their clients.
Sexualabuseagenciessummary
Central Agencies Sexual Abuse Treatment (CASAT) was created in 1990 by 40 agencies in Toronto to help children recover from trauma such as sexual abuse and support affected children and families. It offers programs for boys and girls ages 6-11 and conducts research. CASAT has a central location in Toronto as well as child care locations and serves children under 18 by providing treatment resources, referrals, and facilitating needed services to help children and families heal from sexual abuse.
Sexualabuseagenciessummary
Central Agencies Sexual Abuse Treatment (CASAT) was created in 1990 by 40 agencies in Toronto to help children recover from trauma such as sexual abuse and support affected children and families. It offers programs for boys and girls ages 6-11 exhibiting aggressive behaviors, conducts child development research, and provides treatment resources and referrals for children seeking help after sexual abuse or related trauma. CASAT is located at 197 Euclid Avenue in Toronto and coordinates services to help children and families heal.
Advocacymadd
Students in an advocacy course are taking actions to support Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). They created cards with taxi numbers and spaces for designated drivers to provide transportation alternatives to drinking and driving. The students also made a Facebook group called "Advocating for MADD" to share information with classmates about MADD, including videos, articles and stories about drunk driving tragedies. They encouraged others in their class groups to learn about supporting MADD and its cause.
Maddletter
This letter advocates for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving. Drinking and driving puts loved ones at risk of being victims or perpetrators of accidents. According to statistics, over 1,000 people die yearly in Canada from impaired driving accidents. In 2009 in Canada, over 63,000 people were injured in crashes caused by impaired drivers. Local police conduct roadside programs like RIDE to deter impaired driving and enforce zero-tolerance laws. The group hopes to make roadways safer by volunteering with MADD and educating the community.
Sexualabuseagenciessummary
Boost is a registered charity that offers programs and services to prevent child abuse and violence through working with youth, children, and families. It provides awareness education and training to recognize and respond to child abuse suspicions. Boost operates programs like Camp Rainbow for children who experienced violence or abuse.
The Gatehouse provides a welcoming space for child welfare and police interviews of children in abuse investigations. It uses storybooks and drawings to help children open up about abuse in a comfortable way and share their experiences.
The Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect (SCAN) program at SickKids Hospital provides forensic sexual abuse assessments and physical exams referred by police or child welfare. It helps identify abuse and refers families to other agencies for treatment
Fetal alcohol syndrome
This document discusses Ben and Thomas, 3-year-old twins diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome who are in the process of being adopted by their foster parents. It provides information on the characteristics and effects of fetal alcohol syndrome, including cognitive delay, physical abnormalities, and developmental risks. The document also lists local agencies that can provide support to Ben's family, such as speech therapy and early intervention programs that address the health effects of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder.
Handout
MADD Canada, St. Michael's TIPSY Program, and Sunnybrook Hospital's PARTY Program work to educate youth and the public about the dangers of intoxicated driving. MADD Canada's mission is to stop impaired driving and support victims. The TIPSY and PARTY Programs teach high school students about how drinking and drug use can lead to tragic accidents. Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for youth aged 15 to 25, and alcohol is a factor in 45% of crashes. Impaired driving costs Canada $20.15 billion annually and causes over 1,000 deaths and 63,000 injuries each year according to statistics. St. Michael's Hospital sees many trauma patients, over half between ages
Madd 2007
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is a non-profit organization formed in 1989 that works to prevent drunk driving and support victims of drunk driving crashes. Drunk driving takes a huge toll, as alcohol is a factor in 50% of motor vehicle crashes, killing over 9,000 people in the U.S. in 2011 alone. MADD aims to educate students and the public about the dangers and impacts of drunk driving through presentations, games, pamphlets and other materials to reduce drunk driving incidents and save lives.
Sources for pictures
The document is a collection of image links related to early childhood education and child development. The images show children engaged in various learning activities, educational materials, classrooms and playground settings. They also include illustrations of child growth charts and representations of diversity. The images collectively provide a visual overview of concepts, approaches and environments involved in early childhood education.
Kajani's cover letter
Kajani Karunaharan is applying for an Early Childhood Educator position at Not Your Average Daycare. She is currently an Early Childhood Educator student in her second semester who has developed skills in organization, communication, problem solving, and creative activities for children through various volunteer experiences. Her resume outlines her qualifications for the position, including experience working independently and as part of a team while prioritizing others. She is available to discuss how her qualifications meet the needs of the role.
Kajani's resume
Kajani Karunaharan is applying for an ECE position and has experience working with children. They have knowledge of relevant regulations and strong problem-solving skills. They have worked as a teacher assistant, librarian assistant, and camp assistant. They are currently studying Early Childhood Education at Centennial College and have excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
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Taibu Community Health Centre provides a range of services to promote health and well-being for residents of Malvern, including free clinical care, dental care, nutrition programs, and exercise classes for children, seniors, and families. The agency offers early childhood programs to help prepare preschoolers for kindergarten through their Ready, Set, Go program. As a future early childhood educator, the author believes it is important to create awareness of community services and help connect families in need to programs that can support children's development and well-being.
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TAIBU is a community health center in Scarborough, Ontario that opened in 2008 to provide primary health care services to the Black community. Its mission is to deliver equitable and culturally competent clinical and social programs while combating anti-Black racism. Services include physicians, nutrition programs, social workers, chiropody and programs for youth, adults, older adults and families with young children. Barriers to care include limited social worker support and long waitlists.
Pamphlet banana
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Bananas grow tropically in areas that are sunny and hot, particularly in Southeast Asia, Central and South America. There are several types of bananas including Cavendish, baby bananas, apple bananas, and red bananas. Plantains are often mistaken for bananas but are more starchy like potatoes and are usually cooked rather than eaten raw. Bananas provide fiber, vitamins, and potassium and count as one serving of fruit.
Reflection
The self-reflection document discusses completing a guidance log which required choosing guidance strategies for different problems and justifying those choices using the textbook and notes. It was challenging to state what would be said in each situation and how to prevent problems from reoccurring, since the same strategy may have been used. Overall, the reflective practice guidance log was a good learning experience that challenged the individual to thoroughly consider different situations and response.
Guidance log template three
This document summarizes a situation where two children, Damian and Carl, were fighting over a picture book. The guidance strategy chosen was giving the children choices. The educator would present Damian and Carl with two activity options, such as drawing or playing with a toy farmhouse, and allow them to choose individually or share. To prevent further conflict, indirect guidance such as providing similar picture books for all children would be used to limit fighting over the same item.
Guidance log template one
The document describes a situation where a 22-month-old boy, Tommy, was taking food from other children's plates during snack time, upsetting the other children. The guidance strategy chosen was giving Tommy a choice - he could either trade snacks with other children who wanted what he had, or continue taking snacks without permission. The caregiver would explain this to Tommy, instruct him to try asking children if they wanted to trade, and provide extra snacks as an alternative for children to trade rather than taking from others.
The reflection paper
1) Krishna will be an energetic and curious preschooler, but may face some health issues due to his premature birth and lack of early nutrition.
2) During preschool, Krishna may struggle with sharing and social interactions, but with exposure to other children he will overcome these challenges.
3) As he attends school, Krishna will likely be very talkative and social, but the parents will need to continue guiding his development of language skills, moral understanding, and relationship with animals.
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- 1. Child Sexual Abuse Handout Myths: • The abuser is more commonly done by someone they don't know. • The victims will never psychologically be the same way again. • Talking about the event will only make it worse. • The abuser is more commonly done by someone they don't know. Facts/Statistics: • Canada: o 1 in 3 females and 1 in 6 males experience some kind of sexual abuse before the age of 18 o 80% of all abusers are family members; 26% of cases are perpetuated by the victims' siblings o The sexual assault rate is 1.5 times higher for children than young adults • Globally: o 7.9% of men and 19.7 of women experience some kind of sexual abuse before the age of 18 o Africa has the highest prevalence of child sexual abuse (34.4%) while Europe had the lowest (9.2%) o According to the WHO, an estimated 150 million girls and 73 million boys " experienced some form of forced sexual intercourse or violence" before the age of 18 Signs/Symptoms: • Showing aggressive behavior, having periods of panic, regression • Doing poorly in school • Having eating disorders • Having problems sleeping Causal Factors: • Being abused as a child • Developing schizophrenia later in life • Was exposed to child pornography Prevention: • Teach the children real names of private part • Talk to the children what sexual abuse is • Develop a strong relationship and communication skills with your children