Upholding Our Families and Children Preserves Our Future

The Dalton Daley Group utilizes policy expertise and service provision to move the marker forward in Home Visiting, Child Safety and Child Welfare, Workforce Development and Income Security, Healthcare Equality, Disparities Prevention, and Poverty Prevention.

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What We Do

The Dalton Daley Group (DDG) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit advocacy group focused on improving the lives of children, families and communities through education and strategically driven advocacy.  We are a small and versatile organization with over 30 years of policy and community building experience. Through a comprehensive approach including synergistic partnering, education, strategic planning, legislative advocacy, communications, and research. DDG is able to strengthen the public health and overall social success of communities throughout America.

Our Projects

The Home Visiting Policy Network

The Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Act of 2010 moved the practice of parents reaching out for validation in providing their children with the best possible outcomes in life.  For years, parents seeking to refine their natural parenting skills have utilized the comradery of trained peers and professionals to successfully navigate the intricacies and challenges of rearing children − home visiting. 

The Home Visiting Policy Network (HVPN) is first, an in-house commitment to ensure advocacy and practice in the home visiting field becomes even more robust in the immediate future. Secondly, the HVPN provides home visitors and organizations with the necessary support to consistently and effectively carry out their missions as service providers.

Bridging the Gaps

The Bridging the Gaps Initiative seeks to directly affront this rising tide in youth deaths.  This undertaking is specifically targeted at preserving the lives of the next generation through engaging in efforts to reduce all forms of child maltreatment but especially child abuse and neglect fatalities.  As well, we work to understand and combat youth runaway and homelessness, drug abuse (opioids, synthetics, etc.), child sex trafficking, and gun violence.  

DDG is especially proud of our work we are doing with LIFECOURT© in revamping the way child protection is implemented.  Through our work on the Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities, DDG has been able to assist communites in new approaches to protecting our most vulnerable children and families.

The Education Enhancement Project

The Education Enhancement Project currently focuses on two areas in the classroom experience − Communication and Acceleration.  These enhancements are bedrock for consistent and increased high performance in the classroom.  Children who excel in communication skills and who are thoughtfully challenged, remain engaged and motivated to achieve at higher levels. Recent developments on the importance of early childhood education and college readiness, only help underscore other facets of the educational process that contribute to our children’s ability to maximize their classroom learning experiences. Through demographically sensitive designed programming, the Educational Enhancement Project is able to provide children with access to another exciting level of education with no monetary cost to their families.

The Evangelistic Alliance of Ministries

The Evangelistic Alliance of Ministries (TEAM) is comprised of leaders organized throughout all 50 states who are committed to promote sound Bible-based principles that will improve the lives of children, families, and communities.

TEAM operates on the thought that “One Nation Under God” starts with federal and state policy makers being infused with perspectives reflective of the God of the sacred scriptures.  No nation can be greater than the “least of these” among us. 

It is through policymakers and stakeholders operating with this perspective that those disenfranchised, disadvantaged, and most in need of liberty and justice can be considered by legislation and policy implementation.

 

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MIECHV Reauthorization: Where We Stand and Next Steps

A Message to Champions and Advocates Together, we have labored over the past 15 months to educate and encourage our congressional leaders to reauthorize MIECHV.  You should be proud that although MIECHV has not been reauthorized as of yet, we can see light at the end...

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