What is a Program Champion?
An Interface Program Champion uses their social media network to help spread information about the difficult situations that Interface clients face every day. They are passionate about Interface and wish to support our work in their community. You don’t have to have personal experience with these issues to share your passion for the programs below! We’ve created exclusive content and access to social media posts made just for our Program Champions to share. Click on one of the programs below to download the zip file of social media-ready posts, copy and paste your favorite captions and share! Be sure to tag Interface on your social media posts and use the hashtag #ProgramChampion so that we can share your support.
Be sure to bookmark this webpage so that you can easily access this media kit.
If you have any questions regarding the Program Champion program and social media kits, please contact fdsocial@icfs.org
Domestic Violence Prevention
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Captions:
• Help me in supporting Interface and their domestic violence prevention and intervention programs by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: www.icfs.org/services/domestic-violence-child-abuse/
• Interface’s [Insert program] program is making a deep impact on domestic violence prevention in our community. Visit their website to learn more about this program and the many other programs that Interface provides to prevent and intervene in situations of intimate partner violence here: www.icfs.org/services/domestic-violence-child-abuse/
• [Tell your followers a personal story/reason why Interface’s domestic violence prevention and intervention programs/shelters mean something to you]. If you or someone you know needs local resources, check out Interface’s domestic violence prevention and intervention page here: www.icfs.org/services/domestic-violence-child-abuse/
• In Ventura County alone, there are approximately 7,000 allegations of domestic violence each year. This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ domestic violence prevention and intervention programs and shelters. You can find out more about Interface’s impact on community members in need or donate to their organization here: www.icfs.org/services/domestic-violence-child-abuse/
Human Trafficking Prevention & Intervention
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Captions:
• Help me in supporting Interface and their human trafficking prevention and intervention programs by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: https://www.icfs.org/services/human-trafficking/
• Interface’s [insert program name] program is deeply impacting human trafficking prevention and intervention in our community. Join me in the fight against human trafficking by supporting Interface and visit their human trafficking prevention and intervention page here: https://www.icfs.org/services/human-trafficking/ https://www.icfs.org/services/human-trafficking/
• [Tell your followers a personal story/reason why Interface’s human trafficking prevention and intervention programs/shelters mean something to you]. If you or someone you know needs local resources, explore Interface’s human trafficking prevention and intervention page here: https://www.icfs.org/services/human-trafficking/
• The 101 freeway acts as a transit corridor for trafficking activity between major metropolitan areas. This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ human trafficking prevention and intervention programs and shelters. Join me in the fight against human trafficking by supporting Interface and visit their human trafficking prevention and intervention page here: https://www.icfs.org/services/human-trafficking/
• Did you know Interface provides training and technical assistance for medical professionals, law enforcement, hospitality providers, and other community agencies to recognize and identify signs of human trafficking? This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ human trafficking prevention and intervention programs and shelters. You can find out more about Interface’s impact on community members in need or donate to their organization here:
Mental Health & Trauma Treatment
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Captions:
• Help me in supporting Interface and their mental health and trauma treatment programs by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: www.icfs.org/services/mental-health/
• Interface’s [insert program name] program is making a deep impact on mental health and trauma recovery in our community. Join me in supporting Interface by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: www.icfs.org/services/mental-health/
• [Tell your followers a personal story/reason why Interface’s mental health and trauma treatment programs mean something to you]. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health or trauma, please visit Interface’s program website here to find out more: www.icfs.org/services/mental-health/
• In 2021, Interface served more than 12,000 Ventura County residents in need of mental health or trauma treatment. This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ mental health and trauma treatment programs. Join me in the fight to treat mental health and trauma by supporting Interface You can find out more about Interface’s impact on community members in need or donate to their organization here: www.icfs.org/services/mental-health/
Justice Services
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Captions:
• Help me in supporting Interface and their justice services program by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: www.icfs.org/services/justice-services/
• [Tell your followers a personal story/reason why Interface’s justice services programs mean something to you]. Join me in the fight to provide justice for Ventura County citizens reentering society by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: www.icfs.org/services/justice-services/
• Did you know that Interface supports basic needs for their justice service clients – clothing, food security, and assistance with benefit support applications – which has created space for these individuals to focus on their reintegration into society? This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ justice services. You can find out more about Interface’s impact on community members in need or donate to their organization here: www.icfs.org/services/justice-services/
Youth Crisis & Homeless Services
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Captions:
• Help me in supporting Interface and their youth crisis and homeless services program by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
• Interface’s [Insert program] program is making a deep impact on youth in crisis in our community. Join me in supporting Interface by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
• [Tell your followers a personal story/reason why Interface’s youth crisis and homeless services/shelter mean something to you]. Join me in the fight to prevent youth homelessness by finding out more about Interface’s impact on community members in need or donate to their organization here: www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
• According to the Ventura County Office of Education, in 2018, 5,291 students were temporarily doubled up or at risk of homelessness. 538, or 10% of them, met the federal definition of homelessness. This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ youth crisis and homeless services and shelter. You can find out more about Interface’s impact on community members in need or donate to their organization here: www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
• Up to 40% of homeless youth identify as Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, or Questioning (GLBTQ). This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ youth crisis and homeless services and shelter. You can find out more about Interface’s impact on community members in need or donate to their organization here: www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
211 Information & Assistance
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Captions:
• Help me in supporting Interface’s 211 Information and Assistance program by learning more about this life-saving service here: https://211ventura.org/
• Interface’s 211 Information and Assistance program is making a deep impact on human services in our community and state by connecting people to resources when they need them most. Help me spread this life-saving program by sharing this post and exploring all the services that 211 Information and Assistance can connect you with here: https://211ventura.org/
• [Tell your followers a personal story/reason why Interface’s 211 Information and Assistance program means something to you]. Join me in spreading the word about 211 Information and Assistance by sharing this post and exploring all the services that 211 Information and Assistance can connect you with here: https://211ventura.org/
• This year, Interface’s 211 Information and Assistance program has served over 75,000 people statewide, providing referrals and guidance to a variety of programs and services. This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ 211 Information and Assistance program. Join me in supporting Interface by sharing this post and exploring all the services that 211 Information and Assistance can connect you with here: https://211ventura.org/
Domestic Violence Awareness Month (October)
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Captions:
- In Ventura County alone, there are approximately 7,000 allegations of domestic violence each year. This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ domestic violence prevention and intervention programs and shelters. Join me in the fight against domestic violence by finding out more about Interface’s Domestic Violence prevention and intervention programs here: https://www.icfs.org/services/domestic-violence-child-abuse/
- [Tell your followers a personal story/reason why Interface’s domestic violence prevention and intervention programs/shelters mean something to you]. Join me in the fight against domestic violence by sharing Interface’s 24-hour domestic violence hotline: 1-800-636-6738
- Domestic violence harms more than victims. It harms communities and our nation as a whole. Join me this October for #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth and share #WeAreResilient! Find out more about Interface’s domestic violence prevention program here: https://www.icfs.org/services/domestic-violence-child-abuse/
- If you or someone you love is a victim of domestic violence, reach out to Interface’s 24-hour Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-636-6738. You are not alone! #Every1KnowsSome1 #WeAreResilient
- Raise awareness and educate others about domestic violence statistics using #DVFacts. Share #WeAreResilient this October and all year!
- Every day, over 20,000 calls are placed to domestic violence hotlines in the U.S. Help shrink this number by joining Interface Children & Family Services and sharing #DVFacts to raise awareness!
- Domestic violence doesn’t end when October does, and neither will our efforts to raise awareness about domestic violence by sharing #DVFacts!
Hashtags to add:
#DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth #Every1KnowsSome1 #WeAreResilient #NoMore #DVAM #DVAM2022
National Runaway Prevention Month (November)
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Captions:
– Interface’s Street Outreach Program is making a deep impact in preventing runaway and homeless youth. Join me in supporting Interface by finding out more about their life-saving work in the community here: https://www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
– November is National Runaway Prevention Month. Join me in the fight to prevent youth homelessness by finding out more about Interface’s impact on community members in need or donate to the organization here: https://www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
– According to the Ventura County Office of Education, in 2018, 5,291 students were temporarily doubled up or at-risk of homelessness. 538, or 10% of them, met the federal definition of homelessness. This is why I support Interface Children & Family Services’ youth crisis work and shelter for runaway teens. You can find out more about National Runaway Prevention Month and Interface’s programs here: https://www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
– Up to 40% of homeless youth identify as Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, or Questioning (GLBTQ). National Runaway Prevention Month aims to raise awareness so that organizations like Interface Children & Family Services can reduce these numbers in our community. You can find out more about Interface’s impact on community youth in need or donate to the organization here: https://www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
– I pledge to shine a light on runaway and homeless youth this month! Interface’s youth crisis and homeless services program is preventing youth from running away and facing the harsh realities of living on the street, couch surfing, or risking being trafficked. Find out more about this program here: https://www.icfs.org/services/youth-crisis-homeless-services/
Hashtags to use:
#NationalRunawayPreventionMonth #NRPM #ShineALight
Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month (February)
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Captions:
Every February, community members raise awareness about teen dating violence during #TeenDatingViolencePreventionMonth. Join Interface and me in raising awareness by sharing these facts surrounding teen dating violence! For more resources, visit www.icfs.org/teen-dating.
Has your teen participated in one of Interface’s Teen Dating Violence Awareness workshops? Ask your children’s school to participate and share this information to spread awareness about #TeenDatingViolencePreventionMonth
February is #TeenDatingViolencePreventionMonth! Share the differences between a healthy relationship and an abusive one with your teen. You can find resources for parents and teens from Interface on their website here:
www.icfs.org/teen-dating.
#TeenDatingViolencePreventionMonth aims to bring awareness about the facts surrounding teen dating. For example, did you know that 33% of teens experience some form of dating abuse? Visit Interface’s Teen Dating page for resources on talking to your teen about healthy relationships. www.icfs.org/teen-dating.
Hashtags to use:
#ProgramChampion #TeenDatingViolencePreventionMonth #TDVPM #TeenDating #HealthyRelationships
