Zions Place LLC

11/07/2023

Check out this article about the 10 boys, aged from 9-17, who have been drugged and r***d by their soccer coach.

This is the heart behind our organization, children like them. Zion’s Place is dedicated to putting in the time and love into these children to help them heal. Join us now.

Police have arrested a “popular” Tennessee soccer coach after police say they found videos on his cell phone depicting unconscious boys being r***d.

22/06/2023

Children’s mental health is on the rise now. More children are being diagnosed with a mental, behavioral, or developmental disorder as early as 2 yrs old. Most of these children grow up and can develop more mental and behavioral disorders due to certain factors such as environment of society and their environment in their household.

Zions Place LLC is here to help these children. Help us heal them from their past so they can have a happier, growing future ahead.

Read data highlights about children's mental health.

05/06/2023

Sexual abuse is one of the many challenges our children of the world face today. Studies have shown that at least 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men were sexually abused before 18. This affects children of all races, gender, ethnicity, age etc.

Zions Place is here to help seek out these children, offer them a place to heal & grow, and help these children become a well rounded being of society.

Click on the links to read more about child sexual abuse and for some tips on how to prevent it.

https://cachouston.org/prevention/child-sexual-abuse-facts/

https://stopabusecampaign.org/take-your-ace/what-is-child-sexual-abuse/

Sexual abuse is an ACE (Adverse Childhood Experience) and can have serious consequences for children sometimes leading to shorter, sicker lives.

25/05/2023

ACE can be described as adverse childhood experiences (childhood trauma). According to SHADAC staff, an estimated 58.2% of children (0-17) had zero aces mean while 23.3% of the population had at least one and 18.6% of the population had multiple ACE.

Some familial, individual, and communical factors that can increase the chances are:
-youth with few to none friends
-youth with friends who engaged in “aggressive” or “ delinquent” behavior
-youth who engage in sexual or romantic relationships early in life
-families who struggle with adequate housing, finances and proper education
-generational trauma (caused within and without family dynamics)
-lack of trust within the child/parent relationship.
-lack of discipline and/or parental supervision
-use of physical force such as “spanking” or “whoopings” by parents towards child as a form of discipline
-families were the caregiver battles mental illness and/or substance abuse
-community with a high crime and/or poverty rate
-communities with insufficient activities for children/youth
-communities that are seperated and/or divided

While this is only some of the factors, it is important to note that ACE isn’t caused by one factor and it is possible to experience more than one ACE. The exposure of one ACE can actually increase the chance of experiencing other ACEs.

Let’s put a stop to the development of ACE and help children grow into harmonious adults.

https://www.shadac.org/news/state-health-compare-adds-new-social-determinants-measure-percent-children-adverse-childhood

https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/aces/riskprotectivefactors.html

Violence is a significant problem in the United States. From infants to the elderly, it affects people in all stages of life. In 1992, CDC established the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC) as the lead federal organization for violence prevention. CDC is committed to stopping....

30/09/2018

We need YOU to help in any way that you can.

Zion's Place has a chance to become the safe haven ACEs need, but our growth is a long, slow journey and these children need help now.

Keep your eyes peeled, look for the signs, and don't give up just because things seem too difficult - we promise you we won't.

Join us today -> http://www.zionsplacellc.com/

27/09/2018

Parents who have experienced toxic stress themselves may have more difficulty than those who have not in providing the safe, stable, and nurturing relationship that is key for resilience in a child. https://bit.ly/2NzA1kQ

25/09/2018

At Zion's Place, all we ask is that our future - our children - feel safe and loved in their own homes.

We don't believe that we're asking for the impossible.
Do you?

Join us in creating the kind of world that all children deserve: http://www.zionsplacellc.com/

23/09/2018

Let kids be kids! It's okay to bend the rules, it's okay to get dirty, and it's okay to make mistakes.
This goes for parents too. You're not going to be as perfect as you were hoping, but love with your whole heart and you're almost there.

20/09/2018

Research has documented that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are highly interrelated, so this study examines the association between the number of such experiences (a person's ACE score) and the risk of depressive disorders.

Background: Research examining the association between childhood abuse and depressive disorders has frequently assessed abuse categorically, thus not …

18/09/2018

There are a few simple truths in this world that no one can deny and this is one of them.
Children deserve a safe, loving home to return to whenever they need it. They should not have to stress out about adult problems and they should never feel as though no cares about them.

A home is a safe haven that every child should have: http://www.zionsplacellc.com/

16/09/2018

Not everyone has the luxury of working from home, of working a 9-5 job, or of even working a steady job. We all earn money however we can so that we can support ourselves and our loved ones. So don't be ashamed to ask for help - we all need it at one time or another.

14/09/2018

Childhood trauma, including abuse and neglect, is probably the single most important public health challenge in the United States, a challenge that has the potential to be largely resolved by appropriate prevention and intervention. https://bit.ly/2wkUPks