CPPC Four Strategies

Neighborhood Networking

Family & Youth Centered Engagement

Policy & Practice Change

Shared Decision Making

Purpose: Promote cooperation and form alliances to provide more accessible and relevant informal and professional supports, services, and resources for families whose children are at risk of abuse and neglect.  

Example: Attending and distributing information at: provider meetings in each county, the Warren County Health and Safety Fair, Operation Backpack, etc.

Purpose: Genuinely engage families and youth to identify strengths, resources, and supports to reduce barriers and help families succeed.




Example: • Be Strong Parent Cafes
• Circles of Support
• Youth Transition Decision Making/Dream Teams
• Bridging relationships with marginalized communities

Purpose: Improve policies and practices to reduce barriers and increase accessibility and relevance of services that lead to positive family outcomes.




Example: Partnering with HIRTA  to create a voucher system in order to provide DHS clients with free (to the client) transportation to doctor's appointments, visitations, etc.

Purpose: Provide leadership for collaborative efforts that promote community responsibility for the safety and well-being of children. 



Example: CPPC Steering Committee