Prevent Child Abuse Indiana

Our mission is simple: To be the voice in Indiana for preventing child abuse in all its forms. We practice this mission by raising awareness, serving as a resource for the community, advocating for preventive policies and programs, and fostering a statewide network committed to child abuse prevention. Together with the support of our dedicated volunteers, we’re working to stop child abuse before it begins.

We do not take abuse or neglect reports. Please contact the Indiana Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 1-800-800-5556 to report suspected child abuse or neglect.

Put Kids First

There are many ways to support our work. Here are just a few:
Join us in raising awareness. See all our upcoming programs and events.
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Display pinwheels in your community to promote our organization.
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Renewing your license plate? Choose a Kids First plate to support our work.
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Find a Local Council

Prevention Councils bring the message of primary prevention to their communities. This grassroots, volunteer-driven effort is helping to keep kids safe across Indiana. Find out more about your local council, and how you can get involved.

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Schedule a Training

We offer trainings and other resources to help you understand how to prevent, recognize, and respond appropriately to suspected maltreatment.

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Safe Tots

Safe Tots touches on a variety of safety issues, including safe sleep practices, water safety, and more.

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Stewards of Children

This award-winning program educates adults to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse.

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"Resilience"

This two-hour training includes a screening of the documentary “Resilience,” followed by a discussion of the film and childhood poverty.

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Spread the Word

You can help spread the message of prevention and keep our children safe—and we’ll help you do it. Our brochures and educational materials will make you a more effective advocate for primary prevention.

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