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Welcome to Children's Authority
The Children's Authority of Trinidad and Tobago is a child-centred, family-focused organisation, advocating for the rights of children.
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To you our Foster Parents and Families we say Thank You. Your open hearts and homes have brought comfort, love and joy to many.
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Emergency Response Team
Our teams are working around the clock to ensure the safety of all children who come to our attention. If you are aware of incidents of child abuse or maltreatment, please call our toll free hotline 996 to make a report.
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Are you considering Adoption?
Adoption is the process whereby a person assumes full legal responsibility for a child who is not biologically theirs.
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Are you interested in becoming a foster parent?
Foster Care is a temporary option for children who are not able to live with their birth families due to a range of different circumstances.
Emotional abuse isn't always visible, but its impact runs deep. This Child Abuse Awareness & Prevention Month, let’s commit to recognising the patterns and forms of abuse which harm our children.
Let's use ours to build up, not break down or abuse. ... See MoreSee Less
It takes a village to protect a child, and that protection starts with prevention. By being observant and proactive, we can stop harm before it ever starts. ... See MoreSee Less
Understanding who holds a "Position of Trust" is an important part of keeping our children safe. Teachers, coaches, medical professionals, drivers and anyone in authority over a child has a responsibility to protect them.
Let’s stay informed and stay vigilant. If you see something, say something! ... See MoreSee Less
Exit: Online abuse can happen quickly but knowing when and how to act can stop it from escalating. Teaching your child to exit unsafe situations and report concerns is critical to keeping them protected.
This Child Abuse Awareness Month, take just 4 minutes to learn how to keep your child safe online and get your free safety tips booklet by:
Today, we acknowledge and celebrate the people who give of their time, resources and expertise to children of our nation. Thank you for all that you do and for igniting the passion to serve in others. #ThankYouVolunteers #volunteerappreciationday... See MoreSee Less
Emotional abuse isn't always visible, but its impact runs deep. This Child Abuse Awareness & Prevention Month, let’s commit to recognising the patterns and forms of abuse which harm our children.
Let's use ours to build up, not break down or abuse. ... See MoreSee Less
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Keeping our children safe is a community effort. One of the biggest myths is that children lie about their experiences.
The facts show otherwise. Let’s create a culture where children feel safe enough to come forward.
If you are aware of child abuse or maltreatment, please reach out to the Children’s Authority at 996 or the Police at 999.
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Every child deserves a safe environment to grow and thrive. Let’s work together to end child abuse.
If you suspect a child is in danger or needs help, don't wait to act. Use the hotlines below to reach the Children's Authority:
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It takes a village to protect a child, and that protection starts with prevention. By being observant and proactive, we can stop harm before it ever starts. ... See MoreSee Less
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Understanding who holds a "Position of Trust" is an important part of keeping our children safe. Teachers, coaches, medical professionals, drivers and anyone in authority over a child has a responsibility to protect them.
Let’s stay informed and stay vigilant. If you see something, say something! ... See MoreSee Less
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Exit: Online abuse can happen quickly but knowing when and how to act can stop it from escalating. Teaching your child to exit unsafe situations and report concerns is critical to keeping them protected.
This Child Abuse Awareness Month, take just 4 minutes to learn how to keep your child safe online and get your free safety tips booklet by:
1. Completing the anonymous checklist: bit.ly/ycmsafeonline
2. Getting your online safety score to download your free Caribbean Online Safety Checklist and Resources Booklet.
Start now. Protect your child before it’s too late. Look out for more tips and posts this Child Abuse Awareness Month.
#SafeOnlineSafeOffline #EndViolenceAgainstChildren #CaribbeanChildProtection
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Today, we acknowledge and celebrate the people who give of their time, resources and expertise to children of our nation. Thank you for all that you do and for igniting the passion to serve in others.
#ThankYouVolunteers
#volunteerappreciationday ... See MoreSee Less
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