Empower Every Child
Parents & Family
Our mission is to increase public awareness about domestic violence & emotional child abuse & serve as an outlet for emotionally traumatized children. We aim to strengthen families and create opportunities for chilren to live free from abuse.
U.S. Child Welfare Authorities look into the safety of more than 7.5 MILLION children annually.
Approxiamtely 3 MILLION children in the U.S. recevied investigations from state child welfare agencies.
Yet, many children suspected of being abused are NOT reported in the system.
Nationwide child abuse investigators, social workers often are inadequately trained & inexperienced .
About Us
We focus on raising awareness about emotional and pyschoglical child abuse and domestic violence.
The issue of great importance for the public is to be educated on our child welfare system that can unlawfully ignore or discredits the U.S. Consitutional laws, federal laws & state laws.
The U.S. Constitution provides stong protections for our children.
"Best interest of the child" cannot justify deprving the child of their constitutional rights.
We provide advocacy with innovative outreach techniques.
Our initiatives empower individuals and strengthens children & families and promote emotional intelligence to heal after abuse.
"I AM LIMITLESS"
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Children Empowered
250
Workshops Conducted
100
Awareness Events
Awareness Campaigns
Innovative outreach that educates the public globally on Emotional & Pyscholgical Abuse.
Prevalance of Emotional Abuse
Emotional/Pyschological Abuse can occur alone without other forms of abuse, but is always a component of physical or sexual abuse as well. Indeed, it is the component of physical and sexual abuse which is most damaging to children and leads to thelong term harmful consequencesof such abuse.
Emotional /Psychologicical Abuse: is most damaging to children, who are not aware of, nor have control over, the patternof relationships surrounding them, is almost always a percursor or accompaniment to phsycial aggression, and is based on maintaining consitent power and controlover time.
The United States National Incidence Study of Child Abuse and Neglect reports an overall rate of maltreatment of 1.5 million children:
Emotional abuse of 204,500 children
Emotional neglect of 212,800 children
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Support Services
Providing advocacy, emotional and psychological support to children and families.
PARENTS CAN HELP CHILDREN EXPRESS THEIR FEELINGS:
Provide opportunities in conversation whether it be a mealtime or play or anytime for your child to share feelings with you.
Let your child know he/she will not get in trouble for expressing their feelings.
Even if they have negative or unpleasant feelings like anger or sadness let them know it is ok and they can share those feelings.
Tell your child everyone has emotions/feelings even if they can’t describe it
Allow a child to “talk out” feelings rather than “Act out” feelings. Listen and communicate with each other.
Let your child know how much you love them, how much they mean, tell them you are alwaysthere to talk whenever it is!
Understanding Feelings & Emotions for children is relevant to their social and emotional well-being.
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CHILDS CRY FOR HELP INC.
Empowerment "Weathering Purple Reign"
Eclectic Journey to OPTIMISM....a cup of HOPE; empowering others about domestic violence.Individual Monarch butterfly release is a reminder to empower others about the transformation one must take to overcome domestic violence.
Domestic Violence transcends all ethnic, racial and sexual orientation and socioeconomic boundaries.
Domestic Violecne is NOT prejudice to it's victims. Over 10 million children a year witness domestic violence. Our Annual event empowers communities, families,and individuals. Together we are limitless!
Healing Programs
Quantum healing that aids in emotional recovery with empowering techniques to focus on a survivor's own transformational growth. You are Limitless.
Upholding Children's Rights: Why the Best Interest of the Child Cannot Justify Denying Constitutional Rights
At Child's Cry for Help, we believe that a child's well-being is paramount. However, it is essential to recognize that no matter how noble the intentions might be, the best interest of the child cannot serve as an excuse to deprive them of their constitutional rights. Our organization is committed and dedicated ensuring that every child's voice is heard and respected. Every child has the right to safety, dignity, and freedom from discrimination, and we work tirelessly to protect these rights. By advocating for children’s constitutional protections, we promote not just their immediate welfare but also their future as empowered individuals in society. Remember, true protection of a child's best interests lies in safeguarding their rights and is paramount!
The Commonweatlth of Massachusetts Constitution in 1780 written by John Adams is the world's oldest functioning written constitution and served as a key model to other states.
The 5th Amendment & the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution prohibits governments from depriving individuals of their liberty or property interests with out Due Process of the law
Declaration of the Rights (Article I) All men are born free and equal, and have certain natural, essential, and unalienable rights; among which may be reckoned the right of enjoying and defending their lives and liberties; that of acquiring, possessing, and protecting property; in fine, that of seeking and obtaining their safety and happiness.
Santowsky v. Kramer / 455 U.S.745 (1982) Court imposed higher standard of proof when states terminate parental rights. (TPR) providing minimum reasonable standards of care is parental fitness. Supreme Court Case Oral argument on November 10, 1981; decided by U.S. Supreme Court Justices on March 24, 1982.
Disclaimer: Material on this site is for informational purposes only and does not imply a
recommendation or endorsement. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the authors and/or publications and do not necessarily represent or reflect the official opinions or positions of CHILDS CRY FOR HELP INC.
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