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Guardianes de los Niños 

Guardianes de los Niños enseña a los adultos cómo prevenir, reconocer y reaccionar responsablemente ante el abuso sexual infantil. Por medio de videos, escuchará directamente de sobrevivientes del abuso sexual y de profesionales compartiendo consejos prácticos para proteger a nuestros hijos. Habrá oportunidad de participar en discusión grupal y obtener recursos sobre el tema. 

8 de abril de 9:00am - 11:30am

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Observadores Activos que Protegen a los Niños

Este taller le enseñará cómo ser un observador activo cuando se trata de prevenir y reaccionar ante el abuso sexual infantil. Un observador es una persona no involucrada directamente en una interacción, pero que percibe que algo no es seguro. Recibirá ejemplos de violaciones de límites y comportamientos inapropiados y cómo intervenir, y lo importante que es intervenir, para reforzar los límites y proteger a los niños.

 9 de abril de 6:00pm - 7:00pm 

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Hablar con los Niños sobre la Seguridad contra el Abuso Sexual

Este taller le enseñará cómo tener conversaciones con los niños sobre el abuso sexual, el sexo y la seguridad personal. Estas enseñanzas son un paso importante en la protección y el fortalecimiento de los niños. Aprenderá algunas maneras muy específicas de preparar a los niños con este conocimiento. 

11 de abril de 6:00pm - 7:00pm 

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Contacto Saludable Para Niños y Jóvenes

Este taller le dará algunas pautas sobre el contacto saludable entre adults y niños. Deseamos crear conciencia de la necesidad de calidez y afecto para nuestros niños, conciencia de las maneras seguras y respetuosas de interactuar con ellos y conciencia de lo que es el desarrollo sexual saludable en la niñez. Una vez que tenga esa conciencia, el contacto y afecto saludable es más natural y consciente.

11 de abril de 7:00pm - 8:00pm 

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Explotación Sexual Comercial de Menores

Este taller le mostrará que es la explotación sexual de menores, qué circunstancias ponen a nuestros jóvenes en peligro de ser victimas, señales de advertencia y y pasos prácticos que podemos tomar para prevenir el tráfico sexual de menores. Escucharemos consejos prácticos para proteger a nuestros hijos y cómo la prevención del abuso sexual infantil reduce el altamente el riesgo.

19 de abril de 11:30am - 1:30pm 

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Seguridad en Línea y en las Redes Sociales

En este taller aprenderá sobre algunos beneficios y potenciales peligros en el internet y en las redes sociales para los menores. Platicaremos sobre algunas recomendaciones que los padres pueden tomar para aumentar y fortalecer interacciones positivas y seguras cuando sus hijos estan en el mundo digital.

23 de abril de 9:30am - 12:00pm 

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Convirtiéndose en Padres más Resilientes

Los padres suelen ser un modelo de resiliencia para sus hijos. Nuestras acciones, por pequeñas que parezcan, tienen un gran impacto en nuestros hijos. En este taller aprenderá sobre el trauma y la adversidad en la niñez, el impacto que esto tiene en el cerebro y el cuerpo, estrategias para aumentar nuestra resiliencia pomo padres/adultos y como fomentar la relajación, la confianza,  la conexión y las relaciones positivas en nuestro entorno.

25 de abril de 11:00am - 1:00pm 

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Teléfono: 770-830-4014      ||   Correo electrónico: sandyc@gacfca.org

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