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National Clearinghouse on Family Violence E-Bulletin - November 2010

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Focus on Child Neglect

Sharing knowledge on family violence prevention
November 2010 Issue

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In this issue

Did you know that while physical and sexual abuse attract the most attention, neglect is the most commonly reported form of child maltreatment?

This issue features current Canadian research, resources and initiatives in the area of child neglect.

For those interested in family violence prevention in Canada check out key dates, events and provincial and territorial updates.


NCFV E-BulletinNew Canadian data on the occurrence of reported child maltreatment examines changes in the rates of confirmed maltreatment over time, the severity of maltreatment, and child and family characteristics...read more 

Canadian expert on child neglect stresses importance of focusing on children’s needs by discussing the risk factors, exploring strong family-community connections and the need for an holistic approach...read more

Provincial and territorial child and youth advocates call for action to address the well-being of Canada’s Aboriginal children and youth...read more

Provincial/Territorial Updates

New Brunswick a “shining light” in child protection practices, says international expert

First nations child welfare reforms under way in New Brunswick

Key Dates & Events

Learn about upcoming days, conferences, and events in your area...read more

Resource Corner

Sisters In spirit community resource guide: helping communities navigate the issue of missing and murdered aboriginal women and girls in Canada

New resources

Articles of Interest on Child Neglect

In the next edition

The February 2011 NCFV E-bulletin will focus on family violence in the workplace.            

The NCFV E-Bulletin is provided as an information-sharing service; inclusion of any or all content may not represent the view endorsed by the Public Health Agency of Canada or Family Violence Initiative member departments.

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