Child Abuse Organizations

Please if your child has been molested, or you know of a child who has been please get them out and safe.

Canadian Directory: Yahoo.ca Directory for Canada



UK: Child Line

USA: Prevent Child Abuse
Child Help USA
Child-Abuse


List of Child Abuse Links: Yahoo Directory


If you know of any useful sites that has to do with reporting child abuse please add it, or pm me with the link.

I would like to give more information on child abuse organisations within the UK can be very helpful. Please view any of the following.

http://www.nspcc.org.uk - (National Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children) - tel: 0808 800 5000
http://www.napac.org - (National Association for People Abused in Childhood) - tel: 0800 085 3330
http://www.circleofhope.co.cc - (Helping Overcome Past Experiences)
http://www.ascasupport.org - (Adult Survivors of Child Abuse)
http://www.againstchildabuse.co.uk
http://www.global-fighters-protecting-children.co.uk

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MISSION:

CAICA seeks to expose the abuse and distress of children placed in private and
state-funded programs including but not limited to residential facilities, behavior
modification programs, boot camps, wilderness programs, and boarding schools.
CAICA believes that no child should be abducted, incarcerated, abused, neglected,
or stripped of their basic human rights for the sake of profit.

PURPOSE:

The CAICA website is dedicated to promoting awareness of injuries and deaths
to children and youth in treatment programs, schools, the juvenile justice system,
and other settings, and to increase our resolve to reform programs and promote
safety for all children and youth. We welcome families, researchers, academics,
media, attorneys, and advocates to use the information on this website.

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That's all I know.

Intervention in real time is fantastic. But how about cases where that is no longer possible? Who is working to be able to sue after the fact, and especially to sue parents? Do you know of cases?

https://www.blueknot.org.au/

Australia, workshops newsletter, annual special day, terrific online resources.