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Providing Support Through a National Hotline for Child Safety and Family Well-Being Concerns

- Name and contact information of the organization or individual applying for the grant

- Description of the organization and its experience in providing support for child safety and family well-being concerns

- Description of the proposed national hotline, including the methods of communication (call, text, chat-based technology) and hours of operation

- Strategy for utilizing best practices and existing research in training hotline staff, communication technology, and preventing and responding to child safety and/or family well-being concerns

- Plan for maintaining an up-to-date referral database of relevant national, state, and local information, resources, and concrete supports

- Approach to implementing whole-family, community-based approaches to supporting families and facilitating recovery from safety concerns

- Plan for ensuring awareness and equitable access for underserved and marginalized communities, including non-English speakers and those with speech and hearing impairments

- Strategy for continuous quality improvement and evaluation of effectiveness in a hotline environment

- Budget proposal, including costs for staffing, technology, training, outreach, and evaluation

- Timeline for implementing the national hotline and achieving the specified objectives

- Any additional information or documentation required by the grant application guidelines.

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88%

Approval rating across all Canadian funding programs

93%

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