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25 to Thrive Fundraising Goal
By reaching our fundraising goal, we will be able to grow from a one staff member office to filling 3 more necessary positions with qualified, committed personnel. Adding these vital roles will enable the CPO to better serve our communities. The responsibilities of these staff members include:
Office Manager:
- Organize more frequent training events
- Coordinate conferences for child protection volunteers
- Enhance communications
- Write and publish newsletters and social media posts
- Keep files updated
- Volunteer coordination
Response Coordinator:
- Timely and comprehensive response to allegations of abuse
- Support the reporting of child abuse to secular authorities
- Investigate cases that fall under CPO jurisdiction
- Provide consultation to local Child Protection Volunteers and Management regarding issues outside of secular and CPO jurisdiction
- Develop training material
Victim Support Coordinator:
- Develop a repository of devotee healthcare professionals
- Help victims connect with healing resources
- Advocate for service opportunities, support, and special programs for abuse victims/survivors
- Conduct support groups
- Identify resources to support survivors – books, workshops, organizations, etc.
Funding a CPO Trust
Your contribution to sustainable funding in perpetuity for the protection of Vaisnava children will have a positive affect over the course of their entire lives, as well as the lives of those they touch.
Our success in preventing and responding to concerns of child abuse relies on the generosity of individuals such as yourself.
Our goal is to be self-sustaining in our service of protecting children within the ISKCON community. An endowment of $5,000,000 will sustain the Child Protection Office long-term and provide continuous staffing through any ups and downs in monthly donations.
Your contribution to this independent 501(c)(3) non-profit is tax deductible.
Relish the sweetness of serving the devotees. Together we can secure the future of Srila Prabhupada and Lord Chaitanya’s movement by safeguarding its most valuable and vulnerable asset – the children.