Domestic Violence Victims

The CSEC Taskforce is fairly new in Tehama County. The point of this event was to inform the community about the taskforce and educate the community about the resources available. There were many professionals, parents from the community, and even teens and pre-teens at this event. It was refreshing to see youth at this event as that is the age group that is affected most by sex trafficking.

For instance, a little kid has been told that sky comprises of brown color and him thing the same because of lack of color knowledge. Similarly, Parents and guardians should aware their children regarding a good and bad touch so that they will be secure from being assaulted, that is the primary reason for a high ratio of sexual abuse because parents feel weird to discuss it with their children. Disobeying an adult can sometimes result in getting into trouble with a child, and being in trouble is something children understand and fear. Children might be told that their mothers will not love them anymore or that they will be sent away because the touching is their fault. They don’t know yet that adults can tell lies, so they believe what they are told.

However, I have seen loved ones suffer from bullying, and attended funerals of loved ones whom committed suicide. So, therefore, bullying has impacted this world in a negative way, which allows us to fight for the stop of bullying. Statistics of Bullying Bullying can start at any point of an individual’s life; however, children can be exposed to bullying at school, at home, or even in public. Many children whose parents have taught them about bullying, usually stands up for those who cannot.

Two major themes of family dynamics and childhood victimization are a constant thread found in juvenile delinquency research and literature. Specific family structures contribute to the likelihood of delinquency more than others. Nuclear, blended, parental cohabitation, single parent, and incarcerated parent family structures affect the incidences of juvenile delinquency to varying degrees. Adding one variable on top of others compounds the stressors that increase the probability of juvenile delinquency. Each style of the family unit has traits that alter the risk of delinquency.

Some keep it to themselves. As “Pete” says teens worry about they have to handle it by themselves(2). The kids also feel scored to tell anyone because they might get bullied more or they feel like no one will listen to them. If kids hold in the emotion it changes the way they think.

The problem with that is, jail often hardens people-especially children. They are just kids who need guidance, not jail time. Many people wonder how these children have become the way they are. It’s a type of pain that these kids follow in order to live. These children rarely remember love.

There are several organisations that will be involved when a child has been harmed or abused for example, police, schools, psychologist, GP, health visitor, NSPCC, probation service. All of them will have roles and responsibilities to ensure the child is protected and devise a plan to ensure the child safety. A few responsibilities are as follows; Police: The police have legislation to adhere to to protect the children. Children have the right to be fully protected (Children’s Act 2004 to safeguard and promote the welfare of children). They can investigate child abuse cases as they have specialist training.

Although child soldiers have done many horrendous things like kill innocent people and forcibly recruit more children, there is a reason for everything and in this case is being forced and the influence of drugs and alcohol. These children may seem dangerous in every aspect but always remember that they never choose to commit these atrocious crimes. In fact, as you finish reading, keep in mind that they are just like every other normal human being out there except they were not as lucky as you are because they unfortunately were those who became child

The primary purpose of a child custody tests are to assess the individual and family attributes that affect the psychological interests of the child. The child’s interests and well-being are the most important factor of the child during a custody battle. The focus of the testing is on parenting, and the psychological and developmental needs of the child. While trying to decide what is in the best interests of the child, the psychologist will also assess the parenting abilities of the parent who is most likely to be chosen as the primary custodial

These findings greatly support to Maxwell's article in familial strain on 2001. It states that those who witness any form of violence either from their family or in school influence their behavior by adapting or imitating of what they have seen. Abusive punishment by parents can significantly affect to the behavior of a person especially on the part of adolescence. (Cheung, Ngai, and Ngai, 2007) Family strain in a parent-child relationship has a very high impact to adolescent delinquency.

In representation of articles like this for foster care has made individuals aware of their adaption to society’s practices of “don’t ask, don’t tell” rule. That has changed the laws that are in place to result in harsher punishment if one was to harm, abused, and/or neglect a child/children. Law in everyday life of this topic enhancing the awareness of foster care in every level of the child/children lives from home, school, church, medical, law,

I had the opportunity to visit a Kankakee County Domestic Violence Court on February 24, 2016. The purpose of this assignment was to challenge me to think about social justice, oppression, and discrimination related to individuals and families as well as social service providers in the court system. The purpose of the Domestic Violence Court was designed to improve the safety of victims and their families through related family issues, such as custody, visitation, civil protection orders, divorce, and enhance offender accountability. My general observations of the court proceedings was that it was located on the third floor in room 309.