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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Voices for Children Advocacy Center
Prevention Area Served: Genesee County
Tier: 3 ($20,000)
Website: https://voicesforcac.org.
Address:
515 East Street
Flint, MI 48503-1946
Phone: 810-238-3333
Coordinator: Claudnyse D. Holloman
Email: claudnyse@voicesforcac.org
Motherly Intercession
Prevention Area Served: Genesee County
Grant Number: CTFDS 18-25001
Grant Period: FY18-FY21
Website: Motherly Intercession
Address:
3010 S. Dye Rd.
Flint, MI 48507-1017
Phone: 810-424-9909
Coordinator: Necole Hayes
Email: hayesn@unlocktheirfuture.org
Project: The purpose of this project is to augment Motherly Intercession's current program service delivery by; integrating a Circle of Parents component into the Strengthening Incarcerated Families (SIF) Program Model and further expanding its service delivery by increasing its focus on the male inmate population in Genesee County jail and previously incarcerated fathers in the community.
Motherly Intercession will apply its Family Stress Model (Please see Logic Model SIF & PWI Family Stress in attachments) to reduce the risk of child abuse and neglect among the parents and alternate caregives for children of currently or previously incarcerated mothers or fathers of Flint (Genesee County) Michigan. Parents and alternate caregiers; whose lives have been negatively impacted by multiple traumatic experiences (i.e. victimization during their own childhood, the poisonous Flint water crisis, incarceration, community violence, poor economic conditions, generational povverty and other challenges). All of which further increase the risk for traumatic stress disorders among the parents and alternate caregivers who are responsible for the care of young children. The enhancement of the programs and wraparound services that are provided by Motherly Intercession coupled with expansion efforts to include a larger segment of the community is invaluable to our efforts to reduce the risk of child abuse and neglectful actions toward this young, innocent, population of children