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 research assistant to help develop and pilot the iParent app to support at-risk parents with newborns to protect children from abuse and neglect.

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.

HFC supports an Advocate to provide immediate and ongoing support to children, youth, and their families during and following investigations of abuse. 

HFC supports the Child & Family Clinician to provide treatment for mothers who have experienced violence and trauma and have young at-risk children.

HFC supports an Individual and Family Therapist to provide psychotherapy for children and youth who are sexually exploited through forced sex trade work. 

HFC supports the online counsellors and the development of a mandatory live and self-directed training module for counsellors about multiple child welfare issues. 

HFC supports the Zhishay Worker, a male Aboriginal family service worker that supports Native male caregivers with young children by forming collaborative partnerships. 

HFC supports an awareness and prevention campaign in traditional and digital media to increase awareness about child abuse and increase the number of mentoring relationships.

HFC will support the setup of a Drop-in Center to provide aftercare services and counseling for victims of violence, and the setup of the TAYA Lounge to provide a safe space for at-risk young people.

HFC supports the Darkness to Light child sexual abuse prevention training for adults and a safety certification for youth serving organizations. 

HFC supports the Family Support Worker to provide family education, personal and family counseling, and referral services for the children residing at the residential homes.

HFC supports the media costs of a campaign to educate the Caymanian public about the Children’s Law and the role of DCFS in protecting children and families.

HFC supports emergency and short term placement Foster Homes in Grand Cayman and in Cayman Brac for children who have been removed from their homes.

HFC supports the Family Resource Centre, a unit of DCS that works to strengthen family life and prevent domestic violence and child abuse through a variety of programs.

HFC supports the advanced training and certification of clinical staff in the appropriate diagnosis and treatment of children with child abuse symptoms.

HFC supports the Care Manager’s work with an aftercare program to prepare and support youth who age out of the residential home to live independently in the community. 

HFC supports the Family Support Worker to conduct home visits for children with special needs who are at highest risk, and makes community presentations to build awareness.

HFC supports financial assistance stipends for students pursuing an accredited degree in Social Work and who are committed to giving back to the community

HFC supports a tailored parenting program for at-risk pregnant and parenting teenagers to foster positive parenting skills and reduce the risk of child abuse.

HFC supports a psychotherapist to provide child-centered therapy for children who have been sexually abused to help children heal from their trauma.

HFC supports a holistic wellness program to promote a self-healing approach to address stress and trauma in the lives of at-risk children.

HFC funds a weekly support group for the wives and partners of sex offenders so that they can identify factors to prevent further sexual abuse and protect their children.

HFC supports the Healthy Relationships Coordinator to provide both group support and one-to-one support for at-risk, young homeless clients.

HFC supports specialist therapy for young people who have been sexually abused and parenting sessions for the non-offending caregiver. 

HFC funds will 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 supports a Trauma Care Practitioners to provide therapy, such as the Parks Inner Child Therapy (PICT),  for children and teenagers who have experienced abuse.

HFC funds will 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. 

HFC supports the provision of family assessment, parent education and coaching, and referral services in the homes of at-risk families with children and pregnant teens. 

HFC supports a Regional Coordinator to provide sexual abuse prevention training to adults in Georgia through the Stewards of Children program. 

HFC funds will research the effectiveness of mock training environments in child maltreatment and advocacy. The goal of the project is to provide data to support the creation of a Center for Excellence.

HFC supports a Parent Educator to provide home visitation services and group activities in a rural Georgia county for at-risk families with young children. 

HFC supports the Family and Child Aide to provide direct and supportive services for abused and violence exposed children and their families. 

HFC funds will support therapists working with survivors of domestic sex trafficking. 

HFC supports the Counseling Supervisor to provide trauma-informed care and therapy, and case management for children exposed to domestic violence.

HFC funds will support program staff to recruit, train and supervise mentors to advocate for youth aging out of the foster care system.

HFC funds will support a full-time Family Advocate to serve child victims of sexual and serious physical abuse and their non‐offending caregivers.

HFC supports community workshops for all families in need of parenting assistance and trains community members to perpetuate these programs. 

HFC funds will support the Education Coordinator to train adults and professionals in a trauma-informed child abuse prevention curriculum

HFC supports Survivor Mentors, adult female experts in exploitation-related trauma and survivors themselves,  who are paired with girls that have been exploited or are at high-risk.

HFC supports staff attorneys who provide civil legal assistance and support services for children of mothers who are arrested and/or incarcerated and are unable to care for their children.

HFC supports the Intensive Case Manager to provide supportive services, such as coordination with internal and external service providers, to families impacted by child sexual abuse.

HFC supports therapists and forensic interviewers that provide specialized assessment, counseling services, and support groups for children and youth with histories of abuse.

HFC supports clinicians to provide trauma-focused mental health services to abused children, adolescents, and their families in local schools and social service agencies.

HFC supports the recruitment and training of volunteer advocates working with at-risk and neglected youth who are transitioning out of foster care to ensure their future self-sufficiency.

HFC supports Attachment, Self-Regulation, and Competency (ARC) trainingfor staff, which includes a needs assessment, two-day intensive training, and follow up consultations.

HFC supports staff training on a recently developed curriculum designed to teach abused adolescent males in an acute residential treatment how to self-regulate their emotions.

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 at-risk adolescent fathers through father focus groups, weekly support and parenting education groups, individual counseling, home visits, and referrals.

HFC supports Child Advocates to serve unaccompanied immigrant children and youth navigate the legal system and ensure that their best interests are taken into consideration.

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 supports the Prevention Education Coordinator and the Bilingual Outreach/Family Support Advocate to provide child abuse prevention education to third grade students.

HFC supports staff to deliver performance-based, interactive prevention presentations to children in grades 3 to 5 using child-sized puppets

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

HFC funds will support a Bilingual Clinician and Clinical Coordinator to provide bilingual trauma-informed assessments and therapy for children ages 0 to 5 in foster care.

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 school-based psychiatric social workers, who are fluent in diverse Asian languages, to provide mental health screenings and therapy for at-risk students.

HFC supports the clinical staff of the Child Sexual Response Team (SART) to provide mental health services for children who have been abused and their non-offending caregivers.

HFC supports the Visit Facilitators to provide museum-based family support services to at-risk families that are involved in the NYC child welfare system.

HFC funds support the Trauma Therapist to provide assessments, trauma-informed therapy, and parenting education for youth that are aging out of the child welfare system.

HFC supports the Program Coordinator to provide self-sufficiency services for older foster youth who rarely have opportunities for reunification or adoption.

HFC funds support Parent Aides who provide intensive home-based parenting skills services to high risk Hispanic or predominantly Spanish speaking families. 

HFC supports staff to provide weekly home visits with foster parent mentors monitored by a parent coach for at-risk, low-income families with children ages 0 to 5. 

HFC supports a Birth Parent Peer Supporter to provide provides parent peer support and parenting skills workshops for families involved in the child welfare system.

HFC supports training and ongoing consultation for the Children’s Safety Project social workers and therapists on the trauma-informed care methodology.

HFC supports clinical and youth services staff to provide individualized case management, counseling, mental and physical health education, and referral services for at-risk LGBTQ youth.

HFC supports clinical and community outreach staff 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 supports outreach, program, and training services at a resource center providing critical parenting education and support services for high-risk low-income families with children 0-5.

HFC supports program staff to provide mental health services for children who are medically fragile and/or have multiple disabilities and who have experienced abuse.

HFC supports Professional Training sessions and Child Safety Workshops at schools that use life sized puppets to teach children to recognize, resist, and report abuse.

HFC supports mental health clinicians to provide individual, family, and group therapy for children who have experienced trauma due to physical and sexual abuse, neglect, and family violence.

HFC supports clinicians to provide a four-session mental health treatment model that helps decrease the impact of traumatic events on children who have been abused and their caregivers.

HFC supports the Family Enrichment program staff to provide evidence-based home visitation services for at-risk families, modeling pro-bonding and pro-learning methods.

HFC supports the on-call medical providers who provide emergency department medical care for children and youth who experience acute sexual abuse.

HFC supports the recruitment and training of court appointed special advocates for youth ages 19 to 21 that advocate and mentor the youth and help them access needed resources.

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

HFC supports staff to work with parents with excessively fussy babies to decrease parental stress and develop baby soothing strategies, and supports training for professionals.

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 program staff for the Project Pride and Celebrating! Families programs to provide mental health and counseling services for high risk substance abusing mothers and their young children.

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

HFC supports a training program for mental health professionals on evidence-based and best practice models for working with abused children. 

HFC supports a Family Advocate/Case Manager 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 case management, life skills development services, and referrals for female youth who are victims or survivors of commercial sexual exploitation.

HFC funds will support program directors and attorneys to address the problems and risks associated with the high rate of psychotropic drug administration among children and youth in foster care.

HFC supports program staff at the Child Advocacy Center that are working on strategic partnerships and providing client care at the new facility.

HFC supports the Child Educators and the Community Education Coordinator to increase community awareness, understanding, and skills about child abuse.

HFC supports volunteer training and recruitment of court appointed special advocates serving foster youth ages 14 and up as well as a new group of non-minor dependents covered by California AB 12.

HFC supports program staff to provide home visiting and case management services to ethnically diverse, low-income at-risk families with young children.

HFC supports staff conducting research and training on the Commercial Sexual Exploitation-Identification Tool (CSE-IT), a screening tool to identify youth at risk of commercial sexual exploitation.