Members of the Board of Directors.
Legislation and Statutes Related to the Work of CTF.
Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention research and information including research related to the well-being of children.
Information on past and future conferences that provide training for our grantees.
Information on programs funded by the county in Michigan where services are provided.
Information on Child Abuse Prevention Month, Circle of Parents, and the Southeast Shaken Baby Project.
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CTF Designated Local Council
Child Abuse Neglect Prevention Alcona County (CANPAC)/Northeast Michigan Community Partnership, Inc.
Prevention Area Served: Alcona County
Grant Tier: 1 ($5,000)
Northeast Michigan Community Partnership, Inc.
Address:
1600 W. Chisolm St., Suite C
Alpena, MI 49707-1298
Phone: 989-370-0239
Coordinator: Tamara Quick
Email: CANPACInc@gmail.com
Direct Service Grant
Child & Family Services of Northeast Michigan
Prevention Area Served: Alcona County
Grant Number: CTFDS 17-01001
Grant Period: FY17-FY20
Website: Child & Family Services of Northeast Michigan
Social Media: Facebook Page for Child & Family Services of Northeast Michigan
Address:
1044 US23 North
Alpena, MI 49707-1250
Phone: 989-356-4657
Program Director: Stephanie Dettloff
Email: dettloffs@cfsnemi.org
Project: Day One Alcona County addresses the problems of Child Protective Services (CPS) investigations for abuse/neglect, CPS removal of children for abuse/neglect, access to prenatal care, infant mortality, early intervention of health care needs of children and Safe Sleep training. In the past 2 and a half years, children in the Day One program have had early interventions through nurse assessments of autism, hearing issues, vision issues, motility/motor skills issues, developmental disabilities and more. The other challenges that need to be addressed are unemployment, under-employment, lack of family support, lack of parenting skills, substandard housing and the distances to support services inherent in rural areas. Another issue that is being addressed through an evidenced based training called Near Home, which guides home visitors to discuss the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES), trauma and toxic stress on parents' ability to effectively parent their children.