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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
10/12/2004
Control Number
2004-229E
Agenda Item Number
7.I.
Entity Name
Exchange Club Castle
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Safe Families Program
Children's Services Advisory Committee
Archived Roll/Disk#
3223
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4301
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Organization: Exchange Club CASTLE Program Name : Safe Families <br /> Funder: Children ' s Services Advisory Committee RFP #6067 <br /> PROPOSAL NARRATIVE <br /> A. ORGANIZATION CAPABILITY (Entire Section A not to exceed one page) <br /> 1 . Provide the mission statement and vision of your organization . <br /> The mission of the Exchange Club CASTLE is to improve the quality of family life while <br /> preventing child abuse and neglect, by providing community education, support and resources <br /> for families in need of assistance . <br /> The CASTLE envisions a community where each child is allowed to grow to his or her full <br /> potential, free from abuse and neglect, and families have access to the supports they need to <br /> create health livin and learnin environments for children. <br /> 2 . Provide a brief summary of your organization including areas of expertise, <br /> accomplishments, and population served. <br /> The CASTLE began in 1981 , and now serves as the model for a national network of child abuse <br /> prevention centers that span 107 locations in 27 states . With an involved, active Board of <br /> Directors , and an Executive Director, Theresa Garbarino -May, who is beginning her 181h year at <br /> the helm of the agency, the CASTLE is known for its steady leadership and quality programs . <br /> The CASTLE received national accreditation this year from the Council on Accreditation. <br /> This distinction ensures that the CASTLE "meets the highest national standards for professional <br /> practice" in its programs and services . The CASTLE also received recognition for its Valued <br /> Visits program, which was selected to be the featured program at the Violence Against Women' s <br /> Office conference this year in Duluth, Minnesota. <br /> The CASTLE offers an array of services designed to prevent child abuse, and cultivate the <br /> parent-child relationship . Our core program Safe Families , offers long term, home based, <br /> parenting skills development. Other programs offered by the CASTLE include : Families First, <br /> a training seminar for divorcing parents ; High Hopes for Kids , offering support to children <br /> whose parents have divorced; Positive Parenting, a support group for parents facing difficulties <br /> raising their children ; Healthy Families , providing home based services to pregnant women and <br /> newborns ; Valued Visits , a supervised visitation center, and our newest program, Co-Parenting, <br /> a support group aimed at helping divorced parents reduce conflict surrounding shared custody. <br /> CASTLE services utilize best practices, and a continuous quality improvement model . <br /> The population served is : families who are at risk for abusing or neglecting their children ; <br /> families who have had a reported incident of abuse or neglect, but who , with support and <br /> education, can eliminate further episodes of abuse ; families with children 0- 18 ; and families who <br /> live within Indian River County. This year ' s demographics indicate that 44% of enrolled <br /> families are single mothers or fathers, 60% are White, 19 % are Hispanic and 21 % are Black. <br /> 73 % of enrolled parents are under 40 years old. <br /> 4 <br />
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