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ABOUT
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MULTICULTURAL FAMILY STRENGTHENING
TO IMPROVE
LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT
CMHS’s
Multicultural Family Strengthening to Improve Learning and
Development Program provides culturally competent care to
cultural and linguistic minority children and their families
in which family conflict, including violence, has occurred or
is likely to occur. Most are refugees or immigrants in the
Washington, D.C.-Northern Virginia metropolitan area who
arrived in the United States within the last ten years. The
overwhelming majority have demonstrated improved parenting and
interpersonal communication skills.
One of the few fully state-certified batterers intervention
programs that targets non-English-speaking batterers, this
unique program takes a family approach, and contacts the
spouses and victims of batterers to offer support and therapy.
Read more
about this program from CMHS
here.
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Bridging Refugee Youth and Children’s Services (BRYCS)
is a national technical assistance project working to broaden the
scope of information and collaboration among service providers - in
order to strengthen services to refugee youth, children and their
families.
Read more about our mission and services.
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APRIL 2004 SPOTLIGHT |
APRIL IS CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH
Connecting parents to available services and other sources of support
and educating them about local laws related to family issues, such as
the supervision of children and definitions of abuse and neglect, can
help prepare them for success raising children in this new country.
Local agencies are ideal liaisons for refugees and other newcomers to
a local community’s services and laws.
This month’s BRYCS Spotlight
offers some thoughts, suggestions, and
links to resources for
communities and service providers addressing this vital issue.
BRYCS will continue to update the clearinghouse as new materials are
acquired, reviewed, and included. Please join us in making this
possible by suggesting relevant resources. Click on the “Suggest a
Resource” link on the BRYCS homepage, or call toll-free
1-888-572-6500—press #3 after the prompt. Or send an e-mail to
Outreach & Information Coordinator Charles Evans at
clearinghouse@brycs.org.
Last month's featured search on
cultural competency resource listing
is available in the ARCHIVE,
along with other past featured searches, monthly spotlights, and
featured programs.
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NEW IN BRYCS |
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SAVE THE DATE -- NEW TRAINING
OPPORTUNITY
“Strengthening
Services to Newcomer Parents”
BRYCS will host a one-day regional
training in Des Moines, Iowa, on Tuesday, June 29, 2004, from
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., on strengthening services to newcomer
parents.
This interactive training will focus on
program development practices, and learning how to modify and
strengthen your programs to newcomer parents. For more details,
click here.
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