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2007 Kids Count Data Book

 

2007 Kids Count Essay and Data Brief

Both of these publications are available through the Michigan League for Human Services.  Click here for ordering information.

Children's Charter Newsletter
Memo to Members*

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Memo to Members December, 2006

Memo to Members December, 2005

Memo to Members, June, 2005

Memo to Members, December, 2004

SPRING 2000; Children, Mental Health & Courts

SUMMER 1999, Annual Report

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Promoting Positive Relationships Between Parents and Young Children When There Are Two HomesPromoting Positive Relationships Between Parents And Young Children When There Are Two Homes

This popular booklet was developed to assist parents as they make custody and visitation decisions for their young children (ages 0 to 3). It describes the emotional and developmental needs of young children, and suggests ways that shared parenting time can be sensitive to those needs. An excellent resource for parents, attorneys, Friend of the Court officers, and judges, the booklet:

  • Suggests how parent and child can develop and maintain a loving, strong, and growing relationship — despite the stresses, frustrations, and disappointments which may occur when a child's parents are not a smoothly functioning team
  • Indicates how infants and young children communicate when stress and change are overwhelming them
  • Provides guidelines about separation which will be least damaging to the child's development
  • Offers possible solutions to problems of raising a child in two different homes
  • Includes extensive reading lists for parents, children and professionals

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Guidelines for Achieving Permanency in Child Protective ProceedingsGuidelines For Achieving Permanency In Child Protective Proceedings

A resource for anyone involved in child protective proceedings, this comprehensive manual walks the reader through every stage from preliminary hearing to post-termination review. Each chapter includes:
  • The purpose of that stage
  • Key questions to consider
  • A checklist of roles and responsibilities

Excerpts of pertinent state and federal law are included along with an appendix of State Court Administrative Office forms.

This publication was developed by representatives of the courts, Family Independence Agency, Michigan Child Welfare Law Resource Center, Michigan Association of Court Appointed Special Advocates, Michigan Foster Care Review Board and Michigan Indian Legal Services.

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Children's Focus Groups Children's Focus Groups

In 1995 & 1996, Children's Charter held a series of focus groups across the state for children ages 6-18 to discuss the community services they had received. The report includes:

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