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Angels Against Abuse,
Inc.
Presented by:
Jessica Jaye Hudson
Organizational Background
OURMISSION: FAST FACTS:
• Location: St. Petersburg, FL
(Pinellas County, 6th Judicial
Circuit)
• 5 administrative staff, 90
members, 25 active
volunteers
• 2 years of of operation, 1
year of 501(c)3 not-for-profit
status
• Associated with Help-A-
Child/Suncoast
Centers, Juvenile Welfare
Board, St. Petersburg
College
Build
awareness
and educate
the
community
with regard
to
existing child maltreatment.
To provide
support, monetarily and
through volunteer hours, to
neglected and abused
children who are removed
from an abusive situation.
Child Maltreatment and the
Dependency SystemFAST FACTS:
• An estimated 794,000 children were victims of child abuse or neglect in 2007
• 496,000 children living in foster care during 2007 (60% of whom entered care due to abuse and/or neglect)
• Impact of child abuse and neglect includes physical, psychological, behavioral, and societal consequences
• 1/3 of those maltreated will eventually victimize their own children
What We Do•Volunteer Outreach Program:
•Sallie House•Birthday Parties
•Music and Arts
•Help-A-Child•Parent Aide
•Medical Foster Care
•Child Abuse Recovery Services
•Total Family Strategies
•Resource Coordination Program:•Case Tracking
•Family Co-op Connection
•Angel Agency Alliance
•Angel Advocacy Program:•Political Research and Development
•Child Advocacy Expo
•National Abuse Awareness Month
•Fundraising:•Blue Ribbon Gala
•Golf Tournament
•Children’s Fashion Show
•Grantwriting
What role do I play?
…development director
My responsibilities…
Hands on volunteer…
Sallie House Birthday Parties
> Manage all fundraising
activities (events, grant
writing, capital
campaign, individual/business
contributions)
> Set fundraising goals
> Develop new programs and
services improve current
services
How do I get involved?
THERE IS HOPE, YOU CAN MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE!
1. Research ~ knowledge is power
• Children’s Bureau
2. Contact local agencies
www.friendsnrc.org/contacts/contacts.as
p
3. Volunteer!
• Emergency Shelters
• Special Services
• Run/Walks
• Advocate
…and its as easy as 1, 2, 3
Thank you for your
attention!
(any Questions?)