This flyer lists possible behaviors children might exhibit if they are experiencing abuse or neglect. If you suspect that a child is being abused or neglected in New Mexico, call the Statewide Central Intake number at CYFD: 1-855-333-7233
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All new staff are required to attend the NMCSAP hosted 40-hour training for new advocates and staff who interact with sexual assault survivors to ensure that advocates and staff are skilled in responding to survivors and follow all policies and procedures of the center. This document outlines to training and the requirements for attendees.
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Confidentiality is critical to the services and advocacy provided to clients. This document outlines policies and best practices for upholding confidentiality.
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Sexual Assault Service Programs employees & volunteers work for survivor empowerment and social justice and must uphold certain ethics outlined in this document.
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Sexual Assault Service Providers are a critical resource to ensure that timely, survivor-centered, quality services are provided to survivors who are incarcerated. This document outlines core standards for providing services under the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA).
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Access to services for survivors affected by the SAEK backlog provides a unique opportunity to engage survivors who may not have received comprehensive services at the time of the assault, and/or who may experience additional trauma due to new information resulting from the processing of their SAEK. This document outlines best practices for supporting survivors impacted by the SAEK backlog.
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This guide is for everyone involved in bringing up children. It explains that some children do sexually abuse other children, describes how we can recognize the warning signs, and outlines some actions we adults can take to prevent sexual abuse.
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