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Join our Voice at the Capitol in April
Join our Voice at the Capitol in April 1280 853 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Safe Passage for Children is gearing up for National Child Abuse Prevention Month in April.…

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Legislators are Listening
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In 2022, there were 80,000 reports of potential child maltreatment made across Minnesota counties with…

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Thinking Critically: How Children Are Affected by the Opioid Crisis
Thinking Critically: How Children Are Affected by the Opioid Crisis 1280 853 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Earlier this month, a family came forward with reports of their child ingesting methamphetamine at an in-home…

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Neglect is More Common than Abuse
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Neglect is the most common form of child maltreatment in Minnesota, accounting for over half…

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State Performance Measures Fall Short…Again
State Performance Measures Fall Short…Again 1200 800 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Minnesota’s Child Welfare Data Dashboard provides detailed data about how counties are handling child abuse reports. The…

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We Believe Questions Lead to Answers
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Just last week, a 2-month-old baby was found not breathing in a bloodied Minneapolis hotel room. Sadly,…

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Coming Soon: Improved Training for Mandated Reporters
Coming Soon: Improved Training for Mandated Reporters 1280 960 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

Last week state Representative Jim Nash (R-Waconia) joined advocates from Safe Passage for Children for…

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We’re Meeting with Legislators – So Can You!
We’re Meeting with Legislators – So Can You! 1280 853 Safe Passage for Children of Minnesota

In addition to attending the Legislative Task Force on Child Protection last week, we met…

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