Explain why you want to complete a project on emotional child neglect and why this is an important issue to learn more about. Statistics about emotional neglect of children can help add weight to this section of your proposal.
Talk about exactly what you want to do as part of the emotional child neglect project. For example, you may want to survey adults who suffered emotional neglect as children, or you may want to get information from experts about possible solutions for this issue.
Give details about how you will accomplish the task. Surveys, as previously mentioned, are one way. However, you can also study families and collect data, interview those involved in person or compile research based on other studies that have been done on this subject.
Include information about how many people will be needed to complete this project. This is the people who will be helping you complete it, not experts or families you're using to compile data.
Add information about how long you think the project will take to complete and where you need to go to complete the project. For example, if you want to focus on emotional neglect that occurs in inner city neighborhoods, then you may need to travel to one or more inner cities.
Figure out the total estimated costs for your project and include this in the proposal. With something like emotional neglect, you probably will not have to hire any experts, but if you do, this cost should be included, along with the cost of utilizing a full or part-time staff to complete the project and cost of travel and research materials.