Input for Public Awareness Discussions

FRIENDS Public Awareness Discussion Series

As a CBCAP SLA, you are required to report on “public information activities that focus on the healthy and positive development of parents and children and promotion of child abuse and neglect prevention activities”.

In support of your public awareness efforts, FRIENDS in partnership with the Child Welfare Information Gateway will be offering a series of webinars/discussions on Public Awareness later this year.

To help inform our planning, we are asking you to complete the following survey. It will only take a few minutes. We appreciate your time and feedback!

Who is responsible for developing, disseminating, and evaluating Public Awareness activities/materials for your organization?*
- CBCAP SLA is solely responsible for all public awareness activities/materials.
- CBCAP SLA is not solely responsible, but we advise, participate with, or fund public awareness activities/materials along with a media department, contractor, or others.
- CBCAP SLA partners with an outside organization/entity that oversees the activities/campaigns. (i.e., PCA Chapter, non-profit)
- Other (please specify below)
Other - please briefly describe:
As part of the CBCAP program requirement, what type of public awareness activities or campaigns are you engaged in? (select all that apply)*
- April National Child Abuse Prevention Month
- Child Safety (i.e., Safe Sleep, Abusive Head Trauma, Drowning, etc.)
- Mandatory Reporting
- Protective Factors
- National Parent Leadership Month (NPLM)
- Other (please specify below)
Other - please briefly describe:
What Public Awareness strategies are you interested in hearing about during this discussion series? (select all that apply)*
- Implementing an awareness campaign/activity
- Selecting a goal and outcomes for my awareness campaign
- Measuring the effectiveness of my awareness campaign
- Other (please specify below)
Other - please briefly describe:
In what ways would you like to strengthen your public awareness activities or campaigns in your state?
What Public Awareness resources would you find helpful to hear about during this discussion series?
Please share your state with us: (not required)

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