HFC supports a registered social worker/trainer to provide therapeutic groups for abused children, parent education programs for abusive parents, and professional child protection training.

HFC supports a program officer and social worker to provide services for children, 0-3, at the HKSPC Children’s Residential Home and their parents.

*A community-based response to COVID-19;  includes one 6-month grant for 2020-2021 grant year 

*Includes two 6-month grant periods for 2020-2021 grant year

TAYA is the Crisis Centre's Teen and Young Adult lounge, a drop-in center that provides a safe space for at-risk youth;  ; includes one 6-month grant for 2020-2021 grant year 

COVID-19 response program & virtual child abuse prevention training pilot project; includes two 6-month grant periods for 2020-2021 grant year 

Safe learning space where at-risk children with physical and mental disabilities can be with DCFS staff for learning, therapy and sensory activities;  includes one 6-month grant for 2020-2021 grant year 

Prevention/intervention services to address teenage behavioral, emotional and developmental problems by enhancing parents' skills and confidence;  includes one 6-month grant for 2020-2021 grant year 

Needs assessment survey to better address material and service needs of vulnerable children with disabilities and their families; includes one 6-month grant for 2020-2021 grant year

*An organisation-wide program; includes one 6-month grant

Provides at-risk youth and families with social and emotional skills needed to navigate COVID-19 crisis and learn about child protection; includes one 6-month grant for 2020-2021 grant year 

An intensive training programme for high risk and high vulnerability gang-affected young women and girls to increase resiliency and self-efficacy; includes two 6-month grants for 2020-2021 grant year

HFC funds support the Senior Project Coordinator to train volunteers to conduct weekly support sessions for at-risk families with children under the age of 5. 

HFC funds support Trauma Care Practitioners in providing therapy using the Letting the Future In (LTFI) model  for children, teens and young adults who have been affected by child sexual abuse.

HFC funds support a training programme for professionals working with children at risk of or victims of online abuse to increase competency in managing  online abuse cases and ensure child safeguarding. 

HFC funds support training for care, treatment and education staff in a foundational degree in therapeutic work with children and young people to provide children with the best possible treatment. 

HFC funds support a part-time Young People's Advocate to provide one-on-one support sessions to young women who are at risk of or experiencing child sexual exploitation and abuse. 

*includes two 6-month grants for 2020-2021 grant year

*includes two 6-month grants for 2020-2021 grant year

*includes two 6-month grants for 2020-2021 grant year

HFC supports the provision of therapeutic mental health services addressing the needs of New Moms’ at-risk homeless teen mothers and children, psycho-education groups, and staff training.

HFC supports Case Coaches to support host families that help families in crisis by opening their homes, mentoring, and/or meeting basic needs, as well as the families in crises.

HFC supports the clinical services and early childhood development team to provide home-based parenting skills training for high-risk families with young children.

HFC supports staff that serve young father ages 12-25 in delivering individualized education and support services through weekly intensive home visiting services. 

Decreasing the negative effects of prenatal intimate partner violence on infant well being by using Mom's Empowerment Program, adapted for pregnant women. 

Intensive support throughout and post pregnancy for young mothers utilizing the Parents As Teachers parenting curriculum and home visiting. 

HFC funds support long-term therapy for families to reduce the negative impact of various forms of trauma in children from birth to age 5, therapy for parents/caregivers and training for staff. 

HFC funds support youth who have been declared wards of the state and entered the foster care system through integrating support systems within the school environment to help address abuse/neglect.

HFC supports the Program Facilitators to provide a classroom-based abuse and violence prevention program for children and adolescents.

HFC supports the Pathway to Prevention Director and Coordinator in providing sexual assault prevention education to middle school, high school and college-aged youth to prevent sexual assault.

HFC supports the Program Director in providing school-based education to children ages 3-8, their parents and teachers to prevent child abuse and foster healthy childhood development. 

HFC funds support the Parenting Education Specialist  who provide parenting classes customized for teen mothers, as well as employee fringe benefits. 

HFC funds help develop essential history reports to 100 children and youth in LA County's Dependency Care System.

HFC funds support the salaries of all program staff as well as ancillary costs. 

HFC funds support the resident manager and two youth advocates as well as ancillary costs.

HFC supports the Child Life Specialists to provide psychosocial support for chronically abused children as they prepare to transition out of the hospital setting.

HFC supports Pregnant and Parenting Youth Specialists to provide self-sufficiency services for older foster youth that are in or aged out of foster care who are pregnant or parenting and their children.

HFC supports a Family Success Supervisor and Family Coach providing individual parent coaching and parent peer support groups for families involved in the child welfare system

HFC supports a Community Outreach Coordinator at a trauma-informed, family-centered service hub that provides screenings, home visits, and clinical services for at-risk children ages 0 to 5.

HFC funds support a clinical counselor providing trauma-focused clinical counseling to child victims of sexual assault.

HFC funds support the clinical staff in reducing trauma and preventing child abuse of Asian child and youth victims in New York to build safer and healthier families.

HFC funds support program staff in providing long-term services and rapid response, one-time intervention services related to human trafficking.

HFC funds support the Parent Coach in providing court-mandated parent training through evidence-based home visiting to children who have been the subject of an abuse or neglect claim.

HFC funds support education and advocacy projects with the goal of increasing youth-centered policies that achieve positive outcomes for young people in or exiting foster care in Westchester County.

HFC funds support Children's Corps, a program enhancing NYC’s child welfare workforce by infusing the field with dedicated caseworkers to directly influence outcomes for children, youth, and families.

HFC funds support the project manager and the project consultant working to develop a machine learning algorithm to reduce physician uncertainty when reporting child abuse and neglect. 

HFC funds support the research team for the project as well as ancillary costs.

HFC funds support the program staff as well as ancillary costs. 

HFC funds will support an age-appropriate child safety program for elementary school students providing child abuse prevention services to at-risk kids and families of Contra Costa County. 

HFC supports a staff attorney to provide legal and educational advocacy to transition age, non-minor dependent youth in the foster care system.

HFC supports the Family Partner to reach out to parents and caregivers whose children have been brought to the Child Triage and Assessment Center in the midst of a psychiatric or family crisis.

HFC supports weekly intensive case management support, parenting workshops, and ongoing education and employment support for at-risk pregnant and parenting youth.

HFC supports direct service staff and the Shelter Manager to provide case management and mental health services for mothers and children surviving domestic violence and child abuse.

HFC supports staff to provide intensive life coaching, life skills development services, and referrals for female youth who are victims or survivors of commercial sexual exploitation.

HFC funds support clinical services for children, youth, and their caregivers in the Bayview District who exhibit or are at risk of physical or emotional distress due to Adverse Childhood Experiences.