work for department of juvenile justice looking for outside help to voice my concerns?
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Are you on the inside or outside of the juvenile system..
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I would imagine that someone up at the Clerk of Courts office could help you, or possibly assist you in finding the person that you need to talk to about it.
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Contact the state attorney generals office. I witnessed a CSP of minor and I'm a Federal Agent...if it would not of been for my testimony the offender could of easily walked. You owe it to the children to do everything in your power to lock that SOB up!!
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GO TO THE marchofdimes.com THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE OR AT LEAST SEND YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. OR DIVISION OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
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I teach at the minute and am the child protection officer at school. I also do support work in a children's home outside of school hours. Obviously both involve working with vulnerable kids. The vetting that you have to go under to get these jobs is immense, so you won't really leave yourself open to any allegations. Once you start, you have to follow set guidelines anyway, so there shouldn't really be a point when anyone can accuse you of anything. One thing to be careful of, is that if you are with a child who is really vulnerable and a bit emotionally unstable, try not to be alone with them, because then obviously if they do make any allegations, it's your word against theirs, and in today's society, you'll automatically be branded unsuitable to work with young people
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Visit http://www.prisontalk.com and go to the appropriate state forum. Someone there will be able to assist you in finding the most effective channel for complaining about inappropriate conduct by staff.\nGood luck.
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Contact your local Child Protective Services department.  They can lead you in all neccessary directions.
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Call a social work agency, they should be able to refer you.
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Department of Youth Services
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Call the DHS office and ask for information.
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good luck, most of that information is confidential,you might have better luck contacting the police chief.
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Contact Child Protective Services in your area.
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I'd contact the State Board of Education, the state Ombudsmen as well as Attorney General and the ACLU office in your state. Good luck to you....
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Start with the courts.  Go and find the Court Administrator and see if they need any help.  Or go to Human Resources at the County and ask them.  The county were I worked had job postings in a central location, if you work with the county don't they have a central location for job postings?  I bet they do, ask at Human Resources.
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Contact your local department of social services.
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Check the phone numbers on their web site for a dept. that might fit what you are trying to accomplish. You could try the Media Police Relations and they can probably get you in contact with the right people to request it.
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Sometimes you get a quicker response from your Representative.\nDon Young  \nAlaska-At Large, Republican\n2111 Rayburn HOB\nWashington, DC 20515-0201\nPhone: (202) 225-5765\nDon't use e-mail! \nThey all respond that they can't answer all the e-mail they get.\n\nFirst try the Warden, then the Director of Prisons, then the Governor.  If you sense or know one will not intervene go to the next level immediately.\n\nSome other suggestions:\nTalk to a reporter at the State's biggest newspaper \n\nContact Legal Aid, or the State Bar Association, ask them what to do, and if Pro Bono legal assistance is available.\n\nState Medical Association\nAmerican Psychological Association\n\nI do not know if they handle things like this, but try the ACLU.\n\nU.S. Health and Human Services\n\nThe point is keep trying until someone does something.  \nThis is a situation where the squeaky wheel gets the grease.\nBeing "nice" seldom works. \n\nI have a son in prison, too.\n\nGood Luck