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Perheissä ja lähisuhteissa voi olla monenlaista väkivaltaa. Tiedon saaminen auttaa tunnistamaan väkivallan ja puuttumaan siihen.

nollalinja.fi

Nollalinja is a free-of-charge helpline for anyone who has experienced violence against women or domestic violence where you can call at any time, on any day of the year. The telephone number for…

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Lastensuojelu.info tarjoaa perustietoa lapsiperheiden palveluista Suomessa 11:llä eri kielellä erityisesti maahanmuuttajille. Tule ja tutustu!

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Can I claim for compensation from the offender? The offender shall be obliged to compensate caused damages. The police will ask about claims for damages already during questioning. Compensation for damages can be claimed from the offender, for example, with added interest from the date of the crime. It is important to retain all receipts […]

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Oliko ihmisillä kodin järjestämisen ongelmia ennen kuin ammattijärjestäjät alkoivat puhua niistä? Saan aina joskus kuulla tekeväni turhaa työtä ja luovani ihmisille vain paineita pitää nurkat turhan siisteinä. Tällaiset puheet saavat minut aina hiukan kiihdyksiin ja nyt tilitän, miksi.

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Los malos tratos en las comunidades asiático-americanas y de las islas del Pacífico son muy frecuentes, especialmente entre las mujeres.

ecap.net

Child safety and abuse prevention are issues of Great Commission significance. If our goal is to make disciples, we must also be good stewards of the precious resources that God has entrusted to us, especially vulnerable image-bearers. Unfortunately, abuse is a problem in our culture from which the church is not exempt. The good news is that there are steps that ministry leaders can take to protect children under their care. In this session, we will cover the basics of creating a child protection program at your church including appropriate screening measures, children’s worker training, and response plans. Creating a child protection program can feel like a daunting task, but ministry leaders should leave this session with resources and simple, actionable steps to get started.     Hannah Bolick Hannah Bolick currently serves as the Abuse Prevention & Response Coordinator for the SBC Executive Committee. She previously served as Communication Coordinator at the Evangelical Council for Abuse Prevention (ECAP) and is on the Child Safety Team at Eastwood Community Church. She is a World Journalism Institute graduate and has a B.A. in English, a B.A. in Communication, and an MA in Strategic Communication from East Carolina University. Hannah is also the communication coordinator at Clarity Camp, a discipleship-focused youth summer camp devoted to impacting the next generation with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. She currently resides in Wilmington, NC.   REGISTER HERE!

api-gbv.org

Breaking down stereotypes surrounding family-controlled trafficking.