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      The Children’s Trust Fund (CTF) is Missouri’s foundation for child abuse prevention.
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      As Missouri’s foundation for child abuse prevention, the Children’s Trust Fund’s (CTF’s) primary responsibility is to provide grants to community-based agencies and organizations throughout the state that focus on strengthening families and preventing child maltreatment.
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      As part of its mission, the Children’s Trust Fund (CTF) engages in public education campaigns to heighten the awareness and importance of child abuse and neglect prevention.
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      CTF believes in the preventative outcomes consistently demonstrated by high-quality, evidence-based home visiting services. Such services have consistently resulted in positive effects on children’s health, safety, and educational outcomes.
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      The human and economic costs of child abuse are substantial,
      but most of all, the act of child abuse is the ultimate injustice and should not be tolerated. With your commitment to prevention, together we can make a difference for our children…our future.

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by Paula | Apr 10, 2013 | News | 0 comments

Spreading awareness about the importance of child abuse & neglect prevention & keeping children safe is a key part of April’s Child Abuse Prevention Month. Debby Howland, Coordinator for the Kansas City Child Abuse Roundtable Coalition, recently spoke with radio host Tom Bamford during KCMO TalkRadio 710 & 103.7 FM’s Caring for Kansas City public affairs radio show. They talked about the prevalence of child abuse and neglect cases in the media, how to take action if abuse is suspected & the most recent Kids Count data affecting Jackson County. For more information go to PreventChildAbuseKC.Org.

AUDIO: Debby Howland Interview: Child Abuse Prevention

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