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We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop. --Mother Teresa

 

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(incl. Child Care & Summer Camp

 

Notes To GALs:

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When in the GAL office, look over the resource materials  that are available for volunteers; or call 715-9014 and we will mail you the information we have on hand.

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Let us know if you there are other links or resources you would like included on this page.

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Please let us know if any of the links below are not functioning properly.

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GAL Volunteer Training Manual Travel Form
Important Travel Information Mileage Chart
GAL, Who is That? Travel Form Procedures
Questions for the Investigation Mileage Information
Questions to Ask Just the Facts: Writing a Report You Can Defend
The Child Planning Conference Court Report Template
Court Planner Form Sample Report: Brandi Underwood
Service Possibilities List Foster Care Options - Description
Services Available to Parents Permanency Planning Options
Community Resource List Kinship Care Supports (DSS)
Guide for Understanding Latino/Hispanic Culture Post TPR Handbook

Conducting Your Independent Investigation 

& Managing Your Case

 

Civil Child Custody Order -

An Alternative Disposition

 

A Kid's Guide to GAL  
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NC GAL CASA.net
GAL Training Manual

National CASA Association

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NC Court System

Rule 3A Summary

Wake County Courthouse

Amended Rule 3A - Expedited Appeals Process for 7B Juvenile (abuse/neglect/dependency) Cases

 

The Child Planning Conference 10th Judicial District Court Rules for Juvenile Abuse/Neglect/Dependency Court

 

 

NC's Unified Family Courts Best Practices & Guidelines, October 2006
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NC DHHS North Carolina Public Schools
NC Department of Corrections NC Employment Security Commission
State of North Carolina: NCgov.com NC Public Health
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Wake County Public Schools Wake County Human Services
Wake County Sheriff's Office Wake County Government
Wake Health Services.org Wake County Children & Family Services
Child Care Subsidy Income Requirements for Child Care Subsidy
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Raleigh Police Department
Police Desk - Police Department
110 South McDowell Street, Raleigh, NC 27602
919-890-3335
City of Raleigh
  Raleigh Summer Youth Employment
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U.S. Government
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211 On-Line

Community Resource Directory

  Prison Match

Triangle Family Services Interact
Methodist Homes for Children Summit House
Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas Urban Ministries
YMCA of the Triangle The Boys & Girls Club
YWCA of the Triangle The Sisterhood Agenda
Single Parent Resource Guide for Wake County Eliada Homes
Triangle United Way Wake County Youth Services Guide
Haven House OmniVisions
 

A.S.K.

Assisting Special Kids - Resource List

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Foster Care Options - Description AdoptUsKids
Permanency Planning Options

The NC Kids PALS Adoption BookKinship Care Supports (DSS)

 

www.AdoptUskids.org

Special Needs Children and Adoption Assistance

Another Choice for Black Children
KidsPeace.org Children's Home Society of NC
Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption  Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas

Annie E. Casey Foundation

Methodist Homes for Children
National Foster Parents Association Suitcases for Kids
The Interstate Compact for Child Placement Teddy Bears That Care.org
 

www.camptobelong.org

for sibling in care

 

Did you know that foster youth face the following challenges?

 

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They are more than twice as likely to drop out of high school.

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They are significantly underrepresented in post-secondary education programs.

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35-40% of foster youth are in special education programs.

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Completing high school - and beyond - is essential for self-sufficiency and independent living. 

 

From the National CASA web site.

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Kinship Care Supports & Requirements (DSS) Full Circle of Care
Kinship Care Support Groups (NC) Grands Place.com

Caregivers as Parents Support Group

Fuquay-Varina Presbyterian Church

Contact Bill or Ruth Cole at 567-0171.

AARP Grandparent Information Center

 

Help for Grandparent Caregivers CWLA Kinship Program
Child Care Subsidy GrandParents Again.com

Income Requirements for Child Care Subsidy

Generations United  
  National Committee of Grandparents for Children's Rights
   
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LINKS FAQs Jim Casey Youth Opportunities
Education & Training Voucher (ETV) Orphan Foundation of America
NC State Voucher - Education FreeChild.org
Workforce Investment Act and Youth Alumni Foster Care
Scholarships for Youth Aging Out National Network for Youth
Haven House National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS)
North Carolina Foster Care Stats National Independent Living Association
National Foster Care Month.Org  

RESOURCES FOR YOUTH

Former Orphan Foster Children Support Group

SaySo (Strong Able Youth Speaking Out)
YouthCommunication Casey Life Skills
Fostered Abandoned Children Together  

 

“When my GAL/CASA came along, I was in a lock-down facility for teens.  I was 15 years old and I’d already been there for two years.  I was getting ready to give up.  But she came along and she was it.  She was everything that just changed my entire focus and made see that it was possible.”  Michelle Ann Holbrooke (9/04 Wake County GAL Newsletter)

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LGbtQ resources

Human Rights Campaign 

(Gay & Transgender Issues)

Lambda Legal
National Youth Advocacy Coalition CWLA Best Practice Guidelines: Serving LGBT Youth in Out-of-Home Care
  Youth Guardian Services, Inc.
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Medicaid Dental Center

Dr. Tish Balance, DDS. Sees Medicaid patients ages 1-20. Chapanoak Square Shopping Center, 3212 South Wilmington St., Raleigh. Call Weekdays at (919) 773-3002.

Wake Teen Medical Services.org Wake Med Hospital
Division of Medical Assistance Wake Health Services.org
Rex Hospital Wake County Health Programs & Clinics
Duke Raleigh Community Hospital NC Public Health

Planned Parenthood of Central NC

Alliance Medical Ministry

Planned Parenthood Health Centers

Raleigh Health Center

ppofraleigh@pphsinc.org

 
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Triangle Family Services Services in Wake County for Children Birth to Five with Social, Emotional or Behavioral Concerns
Adult Community Treatment - Wake County
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Child Development Institute.com Testing for Learning Disability
Services in Wake County for Children Birth to Five with Social, Emotional or Behavioral Concerns

IEP, IDEA, Section 504

Reactive Attachment Disorder

 

Child Development Milestone Charts

 
Language Development  
Impact of Abuse & Neglect on the Developing Brain  

Symptoms Exhibited by Children Exposed to Drugs/Alcohol

 
Childhood Immunization Schedule  
  Wake County Human Services
  North Carolina Public Schools
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The Healing Place Recovery and Treatment Resources
Wake County Alcohol Treatment Center Substance Abuse Treatment Glossary
SouthLight  
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The Herald-Sun The News and Observer
Youth Today The Connection Magazine Archives - casanet.org
   
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North Carolina Department of Corrections Criminal Records Check 

Web site available to the public through the NC Department of Corrections contains lists of individual’s probation status and criminal convictions. 

http://webapps6.doc.state.nc.us/apps/offender/menu1

A free on-line resource, this web site is not a substitute for the 

Court Information System which is available through AOC (contact your GAL Program Supervisor).

NC Sex Offender Registry

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Children's Defense Fund 

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

Child Welfare League of America 

Amber Alert

Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption 

Best Interests - for child advocates

Connect for Kids

Annie E. Casey Foundation
Action for Children North Carolina 

Prevent Child Abuse NC    

1-800-354-KIDS 

CSA: Stop Child Sexual Abuse

Prevent Child Abuse America 
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MISCELLANEOUS RESOURCES (Including Child Care and Summer Camp)
YMCA of the Triangle Raleigh Summer Youth Employment
YWCA of the Triangle  

4-H Summer Camp

Child Care Subsidy

Camp Challenge Brochure - 4H

Income Requirements for Child Care Subsidy

Camp-to-Belong.org

for siblings in care

More at Four Day Care Centers
Raleigh Parks & Rec Summer Camp Brochure

Boys & Girls Clubs

WCHS - Summer Camp Information

220 Swinburne St., Raleigh

919-212-7000

 

Camp BTI

"A Child Learns"

Salvation Army Summer Camp

"The Rights of Children"

A.S.K.

Assisting Special Kids - Resource List

What Do Kids Think

Communities in School Summer Enrichment Camp

Phone: 919.834.5663

GAL Book Lists

Books for Youth in Care

Books By and For Child Advocates

Memoirs

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