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Governor Jack Markell Presents Donated Books to Terry Children’s Center

Wilmington – Applauding the public’s generosity during a month-long book drive in February, today Governor Jack Markell presented a portion of 3,000 books donated to the Terry Children’s Center (TCC). Joined by Secretary Jennifer Ranji of the Delaware Children’s Department and TCC staff, Governor Markell indicated that the large stacks of books displayed behind him […]



DE Children’s Department Launches Child Abuse Prevention Month

In recognition of April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, the Delaware Children’s Department, in partnership with the Attorney General’s office and several child advocacy organizations, is highlighting the importance of recognizing and reporting suspected child abuse and neglect, and the preventative steps families can take to reduce such risks.



New DSCYF Secretary Jennifer Ranji Sworn In

The State agency responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of children throughout Delaware has a new leader, as Jennifer Ranji is sworn in as the 7th Cabinet Secretary for the Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families (DSCYF).



Know For Sure If Your Child Is In The Right Car Seat.

National Child Passenger Safety Week is dedicated to promoting the correct and consistent use of child safety seats. The Office of Highway Safety (OHS) will conduct a “National Seat Check Saturday” event on Sept. 22 at the Community Bank Delaware in Lewes.



Governor’s Weekly Message Transcript: When It Comes to Child Abuse – See the Signs, Make the Call

Our children rely on us for so much – guidance, support, safety. We have a tremendous opportunity to be a positive force as they navigate through childhood and build a foundation for their future. But it’s more than an opportunity – it’s our responsibility. Children look to us to be role models, to make good choices, to be champions for what’s best for them. This responsibility is most critical when it comes to their safety and well-being.






 Pages Tagged With: "children"

Governor Jack Markell Presents Donated Books to Terry Children’s Center

Wilmington – Applauding the public’s generosity during a month-long book drive in February, today Governor Jack Markell presented a portion of 3,000 books donated to the Terry Children’s Center (TCC). Joined by Secretary Jennifer Ranji of the Delaware Children’s Department and TCC staff, Governor Markell indicated that the large stacks of books displayed behind him […]



DE Children’s Department Launches Child Abuse Prevention Month

In recognition of April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, the Delaware Children’s Department, in partnership with the Attorney General’s office and several child advocacy organizations, is highlighting the importance of recognizing and reporting suspected child abuse and neglect, and the preventative steps families can take to reduce such risks.



New DSCYF Secretary Jennifer Ranji Sworn In

The State agency responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of children throughout Delaware has a new leader, as Jennifer Ranji is sworn in as the 7th Cabinet Secretary for the Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families (DSCYF).



Know For Sure If Your Child Is In The Right Car Seat.

National Child Passenger Safety Week is dedicated to promoting the correct and consistent use of child safety seats. The Office of Highway Safety (OHS) will conduct a “National Seat Check Saturday” event on Sept. 22 at the Community Bank Delaware in Lewes.



Governor’s Weekly Message Transcript: When It Comes to Child Abuse – See the Signs, Make the Call

Our children rely on us for so much – guidance, support, safety. We have a tremendous opportunity to be a positive force as they navigate through childhood and build a foundation for their future. But it’s more than an opportunity – it’s our responsibility. Children look to us to be role models, to make good choices, to be champions for what’s best for them. This responsibility is most critical when it comes to their safety and well-being.