Places to find young families at risk by CPS

-WalMart, McDonalds, etc
-Churches
-Laundromats
-Movie theaters showing special kid movies
-County Fairs
-Carnivals
-Food Stamp offices
-HUD offices
-CPS offices (very carefully)
-Hallways of Family Court!
-PTA meetings
-school bus stops
-playgrounds
-ballet recitals
-sports games

We (wife and I) leave brochures/pamplets/copies of Constitution of 
the United States in laundry mats (for when folks loose everything 
and no longer have a washer and dryer).  Low income apartments (for 
when folks loose everything and still need a place to live).  Second 
hand stores (for when folks loose everything and still need to wear 
clothing).  Soup-kitchens (for when folks loose everything and still 
need to eat occasionally)

Essentially anywhere people are, but targeting specific places.

By the way, young couples who have not yet been sucked into this 
living horror often frequent the above mentioned places.- Harry

Ooh, and you could pin them on the board with the adoption brochures 
and foster parenting fliers. Hey, they inform the foster parents of 
their rights at the courthouse, why can't we extend the same courtesy 
to bio. parents? -Jen

Public libraries are also a good place to drop information off.  The 
information is already out there, it just needs to be gathered into a 
coherent informational packet to be distributed.- Harry