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Movement For Children

Prevent Child Abuse Indiana is excited to announce a new national MOVEMENT…The MOVEMENT FOR CHILDREN. This Movement is a fast-growing grassroots initiative of Prevent Child Abuse America and many other organizations, including the American Humane Association, Center for Law and Social Policy, Child Welfare League of America, Voices For America's Children and Zero to Three, and communities from coast to coast. We are collaborating to develop a comprehensive national strategy to ensure that all of our children are given an opportunity to develop - socially, emotionally and cognitively - in healthy, nurturing homes, schools, neighborhoods and communities. The Movement is a fast growing, and from July 4 until November 6 citizens, organizations, and businesses interested in supporting the movement can log on at www.movementforchildren.org  to sign a pledge calling for the establishment of a national strategy for America’s children. Supporters can then participate in the discussion and debate about what policies and actions should be included in the national strategy.


SIGN the PLEDGE! Go to: www.movementforchildren.org  to let our government and business leaders know we need to put our children first. It’s something so simple, but yet so very important.

 

 


 

No one can do everything. But everyone can do something. And together, we can do anything. Together, we can prevent child abuse!


Prevent Child Abuse Indiana is dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect, and is committed to making Indiana a better, safer place for Indiana's most precious resources - our children. With strong support of active councils throughout the state, we work together to:

• Increase awareness of the problem and inform communities about solutions.

• Serve as a valuable resource for families, individuals and organizations.

• Advocate for expanded and improved programs and policies to prevent child abuse.

• Foster a statewide network committed to child abuse prevention.


Please report all child abuse and neglect by calling


1-800-800-5556


Suspected child abuse or neglect should be reported to Child Protective Services (CPS). They operate a 24-hour, 7-day a week hotline: 1-800-800-5556. There is also a local number for every county listed at the CPS website http://www.in.gov/dcs/2372.htm


Our office does NOT take abuse/neglect report calls. 

 


 

PCAIN Breaking the Cycle Conference

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April 3, 2012

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