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Example # 1: Planning sheet for preventing child abuse and neglect: Some targets and agents of change
Below is a filled out example of a planning sheet that can be used to help determine the targets and agents of change for your initiative. In the Tools section, you'll find a blank copy you can print out and use for your organization.
| What behaviors and conditions contribute to the issue or problem? | Who are the people who experience or contribute to the issue (the targets of change)? | Who are the people who can contribute to improvement (the agents of change)? |
- Poverty/economic stress
- Poor anger management skills
- Substance abuse
- Lack of parenting skills
- Family history of abuse
| - Parents and guardians
- Relatives
| - Teachers
- Ministers
- Neighbors
- Parents and guardians
- Relatives
- Service providers
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