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Understanding Child Abuse Impacts: Survey Analysis and Community Solutions

This analysis presents survey findings on child abuse impacts, demographics, and helpful strategies for overcoming it. The community needs and proposed solutions aim to address the root causes through community-based organizing strategies.

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Understanding Child Abuse Impacts: Survey Analysis and Community Solutions

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  1. Child Abuse Mayra B., Tatiana M. , Christina G. Daisy R. Sean H. Survey Analysis

  2. Introduction Demographics Findings Community Needs Analysis Solutions: Community-Based Organizing Strategies Presentation Outline

  3. Research Questions • What is child abuse? • How has child abuse affected you? • What has been helpful in overcoming it?

  4. Demographics

  5. Demographics • 40 Survey’s in total • 53% Female • 48% Male • Of those surveyed, average age was 18. • Surveyed in Ygnacio Valley High School, family members, friends, and BART.

  6. Demographics • 45% Latinos • 28% White • 15% African-American • 58% Spoke English • 42% Spoke Spanish

  7. Findings

  8. What is Child Abuse? • Who abused you? • 55%- Father • 47%- Mother • What was the reason? • 65%- Anger • 50%-Previous Abuse • 35%-Stress

  9. What is Child Abuse? • Father son abuse • This shows some very graphic scenes of verbal and physical child abuse. • We’ll show about 3 minutes of the video. If you feel uncomfortable, you may step outside until the video is over. • The father was arrested and did go to jail.

  10. What is Child Abuse? • When did it start? Between 6-7 • When did it end? Between 8-12 • What type of abuse was it? • 79%- Physical • 41%- Verbally • 23%- Sexually • On a scale of 1-10, how much did this affect your life? • 62% voted 9 or 10

  11. How Has Child Abuse Affected You? • People who feel helpless believe talking does not help • There is a need to focus on people who feel helpless

  12. How Has Child Abuse Affected You? • People who isolate themselves believe it greatly changed their lives • There is a need to help people who isolate themselves

  13. How Has Child Abuse Affected You? • There’s a relationship between how much it affected their life and the age at which it stopped • There is a need to stop child abuse before the age of 12

  14. What Has Been Helpful in Overcoming It? • There is a relationship between the severity of the abuse and advocacy

  15. What Has Been Helpful in Overcoming It? • People who talked to 2 or more people believe that therapy helps • There is a need for therapists to help people who do don’t have anyone to talk to 10 0

  16. Community Needs Analysis

  17. Help parents with anger issues • Some parents don’t know how to deal with their anger issues. • For example • 65% said anger was the cause of Child Abuse

  18. Have someone they can talk to and feel connected to • If they don’t feel comfortable they wont open up about the issue. • Those who were abused talked to people and rated that therapy helped. • Those who didn’t talk to people therapy didn’t help as much

  19. Better parenting skills • Not many parents know how to raise children. • They don’t know the difference between discipline and child abuse. • They don’t know any other way of raising a child.

  20. Solutions: Community Organizing Strategies

  21. Addressing Community Needs • Strategy 1:Work with parents/guardians who have anger issues c • Offer free food to attend PTA meetings • In these meetings teach how to let out anger in a non-violent way. • Teach techniques on how to control anger before it gets more serious

  22. Addressing Community Needs • Strategy 2: Have a retreat that focuses on child abuse intervention strategies for councilors/therapists in schools. • Volunteers to tell their story with child abuse • Bring in recent research on child abuse interventions • Volunteers with facilitation experience

  23. Addressing Community Needs • Strategy 3: Hold monthly meetings on how to discipline and raise children. • In the monthly meetings, teach parents/guardians how to discipline their children without physically hurting them. • Have volunteers visit teen pregnancy facilities and give the young future mom’s and dad’s knowledge on raising their child.

  24. Addressing Community Needs

  25. Addressing Community Needs

  26. Closing Statements

  27. Closing Statements • Child Abuse is something that needs to be a priority • Anger is a main factor behind child abuse • We discovered parent needs for anger management and better parenting skills • Those abused need more people to talk to • Our chosen strategy is to have PTA meetings that focus on how to manage anger

  28. The end!Thank you!

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