Child Abuse Awareness

Child Abuse Awareness &
Education, the keys to Prevention.

In 1972, Prevent Child Abuse America began its role in changing public attitudes toward child abuse. Through a variety of activities, Prevent Child Abuse America worked to lead the public in taking a more informed and active part in child abuse prevention. Public opinion polls have indicated that over the years, the percentage of people aware of the problem has greatly increased. Their media campaigns during these years has educated the public about the problem, and significantly influenced public opinion. Child Abuse America's goals expanded to encourage more people to become actively involved in preventing child abuse.

Today, the general public realizes that everyone has a role to play in preventing child abuse and neglect. In addition, the public is aware of the long-term effects of maltreatment on children and the rest of society, and is interested in learning about ways to help solve this serious problem.

Child Abuse.com's goal is to inform the public about the many opportunities available for each person to help solve the problem of child abuse.

In an effort to heighten awareness of child abuse we have available to the general public Child Abuse awareness series which provides statistics and answers to commonly asked questions on various issues related to child abuse. Here you'll find Information about domestic violence, and reports on child fatalities. Also, our Monthly News Letter continues to update our chapters, professionals, and the general public on current events surrounding Child Abuse in America.

Information available on ChildAbuse.com helps to bring education to the general public. We encourage people to visit us and receive information in a quick and efficient manner. In 1999, ChildAbuse.com web site brought such information as a list of resources for parents, a section for children, how the public can help to prevent child abuse, and an on-line live chat forum allowing the general public an opportunity to chat together about child abuse topics.