TAILIEUCHUNG - STRENGTHENING FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES 2011 RESOURCE GUIDE

Cross-cutting finding: The health system could go much further and respond more deliberately to the majority of Ugandans, who live in rural poverty. Currently, the essential package of health services is underfunded, leading to stock-outs of essential medicines and low quality of care. OOP expenditure is high (at over 50 percent of total health expenditure) and there is also high risk of catastrophic health expenditures. Health workers are not yet working in the required numbers in rural districts, and households risk further impoverishment due to informal fees in the public sector or formal fees in the private sector. . | Strengthening Families and Communities 2011 Resource Guide iVí1EA TẠ DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HUMAN SERVICES Administration for Children and Families Administration on Children Youth and Families 1250 Maryland Avenue . Washington 20024 Letter From the Children s Bureau Dear Colleagues We all want to live in a nation that is prosperous innovative and supports the healthy development of children. The fact is when we invest in children we are investing in community and economic development. Sometimes children are exposed to conditions that undermine their well-being. But by recognizing and building on existing strengths within communities and families we can support all families in providing a healthy safe and loving environment for their children. In support of this effort the . Department of Health and Human Services Children s Bureau Office on Child Abuse and Neglect its Child Welfare Information Gateway the FRIENDS National Resource Center for Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention and the Center for the Study of Social Policy-Strengthening Families are pleased to provide the Strengthening Families and Communities 2011 Resource Guide. The resources in this book were developed with input from numerous national organizations Federal partners and parents committed to strengthening families and communities. Its goal is to support service providers in their work with parents caregivers and their children to strengthen families and prevent child abuse and neglect. The Resource Guide focuses on five important factors that have been shown to protect children from the risk of abuse and neglect. Information about these protective factors is augmented with tools and strategies for integrating these factors into existing community programs and systems. Agencies policymakers advocates and service providers alike will find resources in this book to help them promote these five important factors in communities and families. Effective early prevention efforts are less .

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