Keeping Faith
Empowering faith communities to recognize and respond to child abuse & neglect
The Samaritan Women is hosting Zero Abuse Project’s Keeping Faith event to prepare members of your faith community to recognize and respond to child sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse, and neglect. The intended audience for this event is faith leaders, parents, youth volunteers, counselors, and any other members of the community who may work with children. We invite you to join us for this important training.
Topics Include:
- The spiritual impact of child abuse
- Child abuse prevention
- Best practices in responding to child abuse
- Understanding child sexual behaviors
- Responding to an allegation of child
abuse within a congregation - Managing a sex offender within the
congregation
SPEAKER
Victor Vieth, Director of Education & Research, Zero Abuse Project
DATE
October 17, 2020 @ 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
LOCATION
Virtual Zoom Meeting – You will receive the Zoom access link 1-2 days after completing this registration form
REGISTRATION Fee: $25
(If you are a paying member of The Shepherd Project, please contact Jasmyne Cummings for your waived registration fee)
“Keeping Faith is a cutting edge course which has empowered faith leaders throughout the country to implement child protection policies, to work collaboratively with medical and mental health professionals, and to address the spiritual needs of children and families impacted by abuse. I strongly encourage faith leaders to take this training.”
– Boz Tchividjian
Executive Director, GRACE
