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Laminated cards were developed for police to refer to when they suspect CSEC on a case
Name badges improved access for community partners to visit youth in detention and Residential Alcohol and Drug (RAD)
Workgroup convened to review & update local child abuse protocols to include responding to CSEC survivors
Designated a meeting place that improves confidentiality for interviews with victims
Passed 8 key pieces of legislation that increase the penalties for people who procure or buy sex from children and eliminate loopholes to effective prosecution
National Presentations by our CSEC multidesciplinary training team made at:
Training planned for all 600 Department of Community Justice staff
Facilitated the collaboration of law enforcement, criminal justice and state licensing programs to help combat human trafficking
A training team of 40+ community partners have provided 127 training sessions to professional and community groups. Since June 2010 we have trained over 9000 people.
Improved medical services for youth in detention, including sexual assault exams and treatment
SARC & Portland Police Bureau developed roll call training that provides patrol officers with information to recognize and respond to victims
Multnomah County CSEC Steering Committee recognized by The National Association of Counties (NACo), for implementing innovative county government programs to better serve area residents
250 girls ages 11-18 received training from 20 CSEC trainers
Monthly coordinator's teleconference with communities working to combat CSEC:
Staff and volunteers have received training on CSEC and have added it to their curriculum
Workgroups, led by community partners held monthly meetings
40+ community partners have received Survivor Informed Training and Technical Assistance developed by GEMS
Outreach Campaign
Board of Commissioners allocated $258,000 to create a CSEC residential option
Opened Oregon's first CSEC residential program
Board of Commissioners continued funding for:
$154,601 in funds were secured for an in-jail human trafficking Sergeant position
Funds from the City of Portland have enabled SARC to expand its CSEC response unit to four advocates
Services Child Welfare division developed a CSEC special unit
Provided support to 267 survivors
Utilizes Medicaid funding to provide treatment to survivors that addresses:
New case manager coordinates services with targeted service providers and law enforcement officers
Provides mental health treatment in a secure residential program