fering practical help and support so that these advocates can offer more than good intentions. Because they have to be effective.
And that, of course, is why we ask people for money. We want our advocates to be in a position to push for good outcomes for children. Because we're all stakeholders in the outcome of a child-abuse case. Because the outcome of a case--good or bad--shapes everyone's future.
How we go about asking for donations is based on the idea of sharing the burden of support in a reasonable way. It's an idea you'll find in a number of place
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