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RMKS/1. THIS NAVADMIN ANNOUNCES THE OBSERVANCE OF CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION
MONTH, DESIGNATED BY CONGRESS IN 1983. NAVY'S GOAL IS TO SUPPORT THE NATIONAL
CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION INITIATIVE BY PROMOTING CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT
AWARENESS ACTIVITIES THROUGH NAVY-WIDE EVENTS, RENEWING OUR COMMITMENT TO
PROTECT OUR CHILDREN, REDUCING INCIDENCES OF CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, AND
SUPPORTING THE AFFECTED FAMILIES. THE FY-12 DON HISTORICAL REVIEW OF DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE AND CHILD ABUSE FATALITIES REVEALED THAT 71 PERCENT OF NAVY CHILD
FATALITIES WERE RELATED TO CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT.
2. NAVY COMMANDS HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF CHILD ABUSE
PREVENTION RESOURCES AND SERVICES WHILE REINFORCING SAFETY FOR OUR CHILDREN
WHERE "ALL CHILDREN ARE SAFE." THE CAMPAIGN THEME FOR THIS YEAR IS "BREAK THE
CYCLE." EVENTS MAY INCLUDE INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS, COMMUNITY
AWARENESS EVENTS, PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS, SIGNING OF PROCLAMATIONS,
LEADERSHIP VIDEO MESSAGES, AND TRAINING EVENTS. DOWNLOADABLE CHILD ABUSE
PREVENTION MONTH MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE AT HTTP://GO.USA.GOV/24RE (MUST USE
LOWER CASE E IN INTERNET BROWSER).
3. COMMANDERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO REFER SAILORS AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS TO
PARTICIPATE IN PARENT EDUCATION SERVICES TO LEARN SOUND PARENTING TECHNIQUES
AT FLEET AND FAMILY SUPPORT CENTERS (FFSC).
NAVY PARENTING EDUCATION FOCUSES ON SIX CRITICAL FACTORS:
A. NURTURING AND ATTACHMENT;
B. KNOWLEDGE OF PARENTING AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT;
C. PARENTAL RESILIENCE;
D. SOCIAL CONNECTIONS;
E. CONCRETE SUPPORTS IN TIME OF NEED;
F. SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL COMPETENCE FOR CHILDREN.
4. MORE INFORMATION ON REPORTING AND PREVENTING CHILD ABUSE IS AVAILABLE AT
HTTP://WWW.PREVENTCHILDABUSE.ORG AND HTTPS://WWW.CHILDWELFARE.GOV/PREVENTING,
OR CALL THE NATIONAL HOTLINE FOR CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT 1-800-4A-CHILD (1-
800-422-4453).
5. NAVY NATIONAL CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH POINT OF CONTACT IS MS. TOWANDA
JACKSON, CNIC NEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM ANALYST AND CHILD ABUSE CONSULTANT,
AT (202) 433-8380/DSN 882 OR VIA EMAIL AT towanda.r.jackson@navy.mil.
6. RELEASED BY VICE ADMIRAL S. R. VAN BUSKIRK, N1.//
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