The Child Watch Visitation Program K nowing that seeing is believing, volunteers and advocates in local coalitions across the country organize Child Watch Visits that move executives, clergy, legislators, and other community leaders out of their offices into the real world to see first-hand what is happening to children and families in their communities. A s massive policy changes occur across the country, it is important for local advocates to play a strong role in monitoring and publicizing what is happening to children and families. CDF's Community Monitoring Project provides materials and assistance to help local advocates collect and use local information to make a difference. T he BCCC seeks to galvanize Black community support around specific goals for children. Through Freedom Schools , summer academic and cultural enrichment opportunities are provided to thousands of children.
Materials are available to support local advocacy and service efforts.
For Children Chapter E ach year on June 1, hundreds of thousands of people join together in their communities to demonstrate their commitment to children. All rights reserved.