1. Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect
Citizen Review Panel

2. Big Picture
Research and
Consulting
Erin Manske
Nancy Miller

3. Agenda
Welcome and Introductions Goals and Purposes of the Day National CRP Context Panel Operating Structures Hot Topics in Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Presentation
Topic Selection Local and Practical Implications Next Steps Meeting Adjourns

4. Goals of the Day Develop a shared understanding of the purpose of CRP
Develop a shared understanding of panel operations and decision-making structures
Identify a topic
Identify next steps and information needed to examine that topic

5. “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” – Albert Einstein

6. National Context

7. Panel Operations and Logistics
Panel operations are outlined in the bylaws. The process for amending the bylaws can be found on page 5.

8. Organizational Structure and Duties
Each CRP will operate under a flat structure for all members, supported by an independent, outside facilitator, Big Picture Research and Consulting (BPRAC). Facilitator, panel member, and OCAP duties are outlined in the bylaws.
Flat Structure
Facilitators
Panel Members
OCAP

9. Meetings
Meetings attendance is mandatory for CRP members. BPRAC, guided by a predetermined agenda, will facilitate each quarterly meeting. Notice of CRP meetings will be ed to all CRP members at least one month in advance of the meeting. BPRAC will send an agenda the week before the meeting. All members have equal rights and responsibilities. Additional details can be found in the bylaws.
Tuesday, February 6, 2018 Tuesday, April 10, 2018 Tuesday, July 17, 2018 Tuesday, October 16, 2018

10. Highlights of OCAP’s Strategic Plan & Hot Topics February, 2018

11. No child suffers from abuse or neglect
OCAP’s Vision
No child suffers from abuse or neglect

12. OCAP’s Mission
To shape policy, build communities and strengthen families so that child maltreatment is prevented

13. The Data National: 3.9 million children reported abused (2013)
720,000 were substantiated
California: 482,229 children reported abused(2013)
83,994 substantiated
72% suffered neglect
8% were physically abused
15% were emotionally or psychologically maltreated
5% were sexually abused
58,699 kids in foster care (2013)
Source: Child Welfare Information Gateway & UC Berkeley Child Welfare Indicator Project

14. Why Prevent Child Abuse?
For Human Rights Reasons:
Abuse & Neglect Narrows Life Options, Impacting Health and Well-Being
The Brain Will Shape Into The Surrounding World – Hostile? Peaceful?
For Cost Reasons:
The lifetime cost for each victim of child maltreatment - $210,012
Child Abuse & Neglect Costs the U.S. $124 Billion Each Year

15. The Data Outcomes of Foster Youth: 25% become homeless
40% on public assistance
50% are unemployed
75% of those in the criminal justice system were once in foster care.
30% are more likely to use substances
Source: liftingtheveil.org

16. Poverty Substance Abuse Mental Health History of Child Abuse
Major Risk Factors
Poverty
Substance Abuse
Mental Health
History of Child Abuse

17. Populations at Greatest Risk
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Children with Disabilities
African Americans
Native Americans

18. Primary – General Population Prevention of Child Abuse
Types of Prevention
Primary – General Population Prevention of Child Abuse
Secondary – Referred to CW, but Referred Out for Services
Tertiary – Children in the CW System – Prevention of Re-occurrence

19. Hot Topics
Strategies to Increase Community Awareness/Involvement/Engagement
Keys to Effective Public/Private Partnership/Collaboration
Differential Response – Many Models Being Delivered within the State – Effectiveness?
Customizing EBPs Without Compromising Fidelity

20. Hot Topics
An Evaluation of Substance Abuse Services -Availability, Accessibility and Effectiveness
500 FRCs Across the State – Common Elements – What Should Be the Minimum Standard Families Expect from an FRC?
CAPCs versus CAP Commissions – Best Practices for Effectiveness.
Strategies for Becoming a Trauma-Informed State.

21. Strategies to reduce Maltreatment Recurrence
Hot Topics
Evaluation – Strategies to Evaluate the Impact of Prevention (How Do You Measure What Hasn’t Occurred?)
Home Visiting – Funding Comparisons and Effectiveness? Recommendations for Growth?
Strategies to reduce Maltreatment Recurrence

22. Questions????

23. Small Group Breakouts

24. Next Steps

25. Thank You!
Erin Manske: