Domestic Violence Child Welfare Listening Session - January 28
Survivors can speak during the meeting, ask someone to speak for you or submit a written statement for an organizer to read aloud.
If not you, then who? When it comes to preventing child abuse and neglect, caseworkers and social workers need your help.
To end child abuse and neglect all Coloradans need to educate themselves and be willing to get involved to help a parent or a child.
Even when kids experience child abuse or neglect, they can overcome and reach their full potential with help from the community.
Creating a brighter future for a child starts with a phone call for help or the click of a button to get involved. If not you, then who?
Survivors can speak during the meeting, ask someone to speak for you or submit a written statement for an organizer to read aloud.
Rule revisions related to SB20-028, Substance Use Disorder Recovery
The Colorado Department of Human Services Office of Children, Youth and Families, Division of Child Welfare has proposed to update the definitions for Human Trafficking to align with state and federal law to include labor trafficking of a youth as a form of child abuse and/or neglect.