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History Sanctuary Project is service added to our Parent Support Program in January 1,2002. The program provides a home-like setting for non-custodial parents seeking to improve and develop the relationship with their child(ren). Sanctuary Project is the only program in the city that offers Spanish speaking bilingual and bicultural staff/volunteers who supervise visits. Target population Non-custodial parents and their children who are court ordered for supervised visits, especially Spanish speaking families. Services Assessment, supervised visitation between non-custodial parents and their children and referrals for additional services.
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Staff composition One full time staff, one coordinator and program volunteers. Advocacy efforts Individual advocacy on behalf of childrens saftey
and parents rights involved in the Trends Usually non-custodial parents cancel more scheduled visits than custodial parents and the reverse is now true. A higher percentage of non-custodial parents are asking to include another relative during the visit. In the past very few records were subpoenaed by the court. This year 40% of the records were subpoenaed. Due to the bilingual Spanish speaking staffing, families from all over the metropolitan Chicago area are requesting this service. |
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Domestic Violence / Sexual Assault / Women in Transition / Peace Program / Parent Support / Teen Reach / Latina Leadership / Child Care / SASS / Mother & Daughter |
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