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Message ID: 9331
Date: 2012-12-13
Author:aa17
Subject:Report Shows Fewer Child Abuse and Neglect Incidents for Fifth Straight Year
Below is an announcement from the Children’s Bureau about the availability of the latest Child Maltreatment Report through the Child Welfare Information Gateway website. I would like to convey to researchers that where the Children’s Bureau compiles and distributes the annual Child Maltreatment Reports, the National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect receives, from the Children’s Bureau, a version of the raw data from which these reports are generated. The Archive then processes those data and makes them available to qualified researchers as the NCANDS Child File datasets. In addition, the Archive provides data file technical support to users. Please visit the Archive Website
Report Shows Fewer Child Abuse and Neglect Incidents for Fifth Straight Year
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families (ACF) released its annual report on child abuse and neglect. Child Maltreatment 2011 is the 22nd in the series of reports and, for the fifth consecutive year, shows a steady decline in the number of victims who suffered maltreatment since 2007.
"We have made excellent progress over the past five years," said George Sheldon, acting assistant secretary of ACF. "But what this report tells me is that we still have 681,000 children out there who need our help. We must continue coordination efforts among federal, state and local agencies to focus on child maltreatment prevention."
The full report, Child Maltreatment 2011, is available here:
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/resource/child-maltreatment-2011
Below is an announcement from the Children’s Bureau about the availability of the latest Child Maltreatment Report through the Child Welfare Information Gateway website. I would like to convey to researchers that where the Children’s Bureau compiles and distributes the annual Child Maltreatment Reports, the National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect receives, from the Children’s Bureau, a version of the raw data from which these reports are generated. The Archive then processes those data and makes them available to qualified researchers as the NCANDS Child File datasets. In addition, the Archive provides data file technical support to users. Please visit the Archive Website
Report Shows Fewer Child Abuse and Neglect Incidents for Fifth Straight Year
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families (ACF) released its annual report on child abuse and neglect. Child Maltreatment 2011 is the 22nd in the series of reports and, for the fifth consecutive year, shows a steady decline in the number of victims who suffered maltreatment since 2007.
"We have made excellent progress over the past five years," said George Sheldon, acting assistant secretary of ACF. "But what this report tells me is that we still have 681,000 children out there who need our help. We must continue coordination efforts among federal, state and local agencies to focus on child maltreatment prevention."
The full report, Child Maltreatment 2011, is available here:
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/resource/child-maltreatment-2011
Author:aa17
Subject:Report Shows Fewer Child Abuse and Neglect Incidents for Fifth Straight Year
Below is an announcement from the Children’s Bureau about the availability of the latest Child Maltreatment Report through the Child Welfare Information Gateway website. I would like to convey to researchers that where the Children’s Bureau compiles and distributes the annual Child Maltreatment Reports, the National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect receives, from the Children’s Bureau, a version of the raw data from which these reports are generated. The Archive then processes those data and makes them available to qualified researchers as the NCANDS Child File datasets. In addition, the Archive provides data file technical support to users. Please visit the Archive Website
Below is an announcement from the Children’s Bureau about the availability of the latest Child Maltreatment Report through the Child Welfare Information Gateway website. I would like to convey to researchers that where the Children’s Bureau compiles and distributes the annual Child Maltreatment Reports, the National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect receives, from the Children’s Bureau, a version of the raw data from which these reports are generated. The Archive then processes those data and makes them available to qualified researchers as the NCANDS Child File datasets. In addition, the Archive provides data file technical support to users. Please visit the Archive Website
