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The document outlines a plan to launch a website called KidsintheMiddle.org.uk in 2014 to provide online support and resources for children experiencing parental separation. Around 250,000 children in the UK are affected by parental separation each year, which can be traumatic and damaging, especially without proper support. Previous online support services for these children have closed due to issues with sustainability. The new website aims to connect children with peer support and counseling resources through an existing online platform, while also providing information to help children and parents understand the experience and impacts of separation. Founding partners including family lawyers and mediators have pledged funding and support to help launch and promote the initiative.Smn incorporated gannt chart
- 1. SMN Incorporat ed Feb 12th 2015 My Advoc ate Center http://myadvoc atecenter.com/ My Advocate Center is a not for profit resource for parents, professio nals and policy makers involed with the legal system dealing with children. For parents, M-A-C provides advice on case managem ent and how to effectively navigate high- conflict child custody and divorce cases. For PROFES
- 2. SIONALS : M-A-C is schedulin g training and protocol workshop s that will elevate the professio nal standards of law enforcem ent, legal, financial, psycholog ical counselor s who impact child custody cases. For POLICYM AKERS: M-A-C provides guidance on public policy by leveragin g current research and introducin g innovative resources to improve the public safety aspects of the dispute resolution process. Similar organi Childrens Advocacy
- 3. zations : Center s of Ga. Ga. Center for Child advocacy Children's healthcar e of Atlanta Subjec t: My Advocate Center has contracte d with SmN Incorporat ed to provide consulatat ion and recomme ndations for their Socil Media presence. With better brand awarenes s The Advocacy Centerwill be able to capture a bigger share of danations which will allow M- A-C to assist even more children. Objecti ves: My Advocate
- 4. Center has described their objectives as becoming a househol d name for Childrens Advocacy Molly Tori SMN Inc. SMN inc will research the present day competito rs and My Atanta Center social Media presence. SMN will provide relevant data & recomme ndations based on the findings from various Search Engine Optimizati on tools. Tools used: • Technora ti (blog search) • BoardTra cker (forum)
- 5. • Google Blog Search • Omgili • Blog Pulse • BackTyp e • Twitter Search • TalkDigg er • OneRiot • HowSoci able • Kosmix • Google Alerts • Scour • Google Trends • Social Mention • Trendrr • Same Point • Trendped ia • WhosTal kin • Hashtags Data to date: (Felipe Daniel fill in) My Advocacy Group 2015 Feb Mar April May Deliverables Team Memb er Duration W 1 W 2 W 4 W 1 W 2 W 3 W 4 W 1 W 2 W 3 W 4 W 5 W 1 W 2 W 3 W 4 Planning phase Interview Molly/ Felipe 2d O
- 6. Develope plan Phil/Q uavial 2d O Gather relevant keywords Tori 1 w O Information stage Data MAC Felipe/ Daniel 2 w Data Competitor s Felipe/ Daniel 2 w Define Company & objectives Quavi al 1W Preliminary findings key metrics & measurem ent tools Team 2d Initial findings interpretati ons M.A.C. Team 2d 1 Initial findings recommen dations M.A.C. Team 2d Initial findings interpretati ons competitor s Team 2d Initial findings recommen dations competitor s Team 2d Initial report Quavi al/Phil 2d Data Monitoring: Provide data from various sources Felipe/ Daniel 4w Monitor/ch ange keywords. Tori/T eam 4w Provide data from Felipe/ Daniel 4w
- 7. various sources Monitor/ch ange keywords. Tori/T eam 4w Provide data from various sources Felipe/ Daniel 4w Monitor/ch ange keywords. Tori/T eam 4w Create Charts Felipe/ Daniel 4w Data Inpretationg Interpret Data Team 2w Develop report Quavi al 2w Present Findings to Debbie Beacham Team 2d