America’s Children Dream Team Lead By: Hope for Children Foundation, A National Movement

February 18 09:18 2019
“Hope for Children Charity a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization Celebrating the Lives of Children and Families in the United States of America.” ~ Patricia Kirby Rasmussen

Annapolis, MD – As part of America’s Children Dream Team, Hope for Children Foundation®, has demonstrated undying love for children and good work, while helping children and families in America. This wonderful work resulted with the certification of registration charitable organization, by the State of Maryland Executive Department, Office of the Secretary of State. The certification was signed, sealed, and issued by John C. Wobensmith, to Hope for Children Foundation, registration number 38998. The United States Trademark Registration number 5,409,810 belongs to Hope for Children Foundation.

Patricia Rasmussen said, “A special thank you is extended to the children, citizens, companies, the Office of the Secretary of State in Maryland, and people throughout the United States, for helping children and families with in-kind and cash donations to Hope for Children Foundation. The donations help create positive futures for children and families. Hope for Children is a non-profit organization, serving children and families, as a family charity located in Dallas, TX, and offers thousands of free services to citizens in all fifty states. Many free movies, videos, services and resources are available and offered to you at no charge. These free services are intended to better protect you, your family, friends and others. You will find many enhanced life-saving skills to increase your knowledge and protection on our Website.” 

For more information, visit: https://hopeforchildrenfoundation.org

America’s Children Dream Team

The America’s Children Dream Team effort started many years ago, intending to give children better protection, love, support and a life worth living. The heroes behind the America’s Children Dream Team, goes back to our Founding Fathers of America, and continued throughout the years by many heroes. We will bring your attention to a few other heroes who help children in today’s world. Other than the supporters, staff and board of director members of Hope for Children Foundation, we feature the work of: (1) Former Vice President Joe Biden, and (2) The Annie E. Casey Foundation.

Former Vice President Joe Biden Knows America’s “Dirty Little Secret”

Former Vice President Joe Biden has called it a, “public health epidemic.” A “stain on the moral character of a society.” An issue that “cuts to the very core of how we measure ourselves.” Joe Biden believes, “We must change the culture.”

Joe Biden has spent more than 25 years fighting to end violence against women, children and men, in the United States. In the 1990s, as a senator, he wrote the landmark Violence Against Women Act, which drastically changed how the U.S. responded to domestic violence and sexual assault. This Act offers better protection to children, women and men.

The FBI reported 97% of abused children reported to the legal system are not protected.

National Recommendations for Our Nation’s Most Vulnerable Treasures, Our Children

Patricia believes and convincingly explained, “Hope for Children Foundation’s recommendations to reduce violent crime against children and adults might literally require an act of the U.S. Congress and/or a constitutional amendment, but we firmly believe our nation’s children are worth it! All children and adults deserve to feel confident to better protect themselves from abuse throughout their lives. Our recommendations to reduce violent crime are as follows: We recommend the integration of training focused on prevention of abuse into the national academic curriculum for the benefit of our most vulnerable treasures. While the specific details of the curriculum’s implementation will need to be worked out with various stake holders, teachers, parents, legal authorities, we suggest thirty-minute daily classes from kindergarten through university level students to help decrease violent crime.”

 Course Objectives Proposed for National Academic Curriculum in America

  • Build character;
  • Instill respect for self, friends, family, teachers, coworkers, neighbors and the general public;
  • Equip students to recognize and respond to signs and symptoms of sexual assault and domestic violence;
  • Educate students about how to recognize, prevent and respond to substance abuse;
  • Teach students about healing and recovery from abuse;
  • Teach citizens of all ages how to respond to acts of sexual assault and domestic violence;
  • Empower children as well as adults to make educated and informed decisions.

According to the U. S. Department of Human Services, about 5.8 million children are reported abused each year. You are invited to unite with Hope for Children Foundation to protect the nation’s most vulnerable treasures!

Spotlighting the National KIDS COUNT Project by The Annie E. Casey Foundation

At the heart of the National KIDS COUNT Project’s work are the annual KIDS COUNT Data Book and the KIDS COUNT Data Center. The best available resource on the economic, physical, educational and relational well-being of children and families in the United States.

KIDS COUNT is a project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation to track the well-being of children in the United States. They are located in Baltimore, Maryland. By providing high-quality data and trend analysis through its KIDS COUNT Data Center, the Foundation seeks to enrich local, state and national discussions concerning ways to secure better futures for all children — and to raise the visibility of children’s issues through a nonpartisan, evidence-based lens.

KIDS COUNT State Rankings

The KIDS COUNT Data Book tracks the well-being of the nation’s children state by state using a comprehensive index.

The first five best overall state ranking from the 2018 Kids’ Count Data Book are listed as follow: (1) New Hampshire, (2) Massachusetts, (3) New Jersey, (4) Minnesota, (5) Iowa

The 8 lowest ranking states 43 – 50: (43) Texas, (44) Oklahoma, (45) Arizona, (46) Alaska, (47) Nevada, (48) Mississippi, (49) Louisiana, and (50) New Mexico

Go online to see how your state ranks in overall child well-being, and other areas. The Annie E. Casey Foundation – https://aecf.org. The 2018 Kids’ Count Data Book is provided by The Annie E. Casey Foundation.

Patricia continued, “While you are busy, we’ll be protecting children, giving them hope, moral guidance, and a dream. Join us, by helping make dreams come true for kids. Please make a difference in the lives of children now. Hope for Children Foundation® stands firmly in supporting the prevention of cruelty to children, extending and offering protection to children, families and adults in the United States through free online video and movie education. Hope for Children Foundation celebrates the lives of children and families in the United States of America. We invite you to become a part of the America’s Children Dream Team through Hope for Children Foundation.”

“I am overwhelmed with happiness that you care to read this information and choose to be a part of America’s Children Dream Team, and Hope for Children Foundation!” graciously remarked Patricia.

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Company Name: Hope for Children Foundation
Contact Person: Patricia Kirby Rasmussen
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Phone: (214) 382-4673
Address:4925 Greenville Ave. Suite 200
City: Dallas
State: TX
Country: United States
Website: https://www.hopeforchildrenfoundation.org