Community Based Child Abuse Prevention (CBCAP) is a federally funded program designed to strengthen families with young children by providing coordinated wrap-around family-centered services and support that promotes the safety and well-being of children and reduces parent stress. A community network coordinator works with the larger provider community network in building capacity, organizing and delivering services to families in an integrated, strength-based and comprehensive way. Each eligible family works with a lead agency and the overall provider network to develop and implement a family roadmap for achieving their stated goal(s). The comprehensive system of care includes family assessment of resources and needs, linkage to a medical home and necessary wrap-around (flexible) services. This project serves families in Jasper and Newton counties.
For more information:
Nancy Corley, Project Care Coordinator
(417)782-9899
www.theallianceofswmo.org
CTF License Plate Marketing Partner
The Alliance of Southwest Missouri utilizes funds from sale of the CTF prevent child abuse license plate in Jasper, McDonald and Newton counties to support Child-Parent Relationship Training, a research based 10-week parenting course. Additional funds are used to support Stewards of Children training which addresses child sexual abuse prevention.
For more information:
Kari Clements, Executive Director
(417) 782-9899
www.theallianceofswmo.org
