Find Child Abuse Prevention Nonprofits and Charities

  artimesia wrote:

I've been a proud volunteer with API for the last 5 years and can say without a doubt that API truly makes a difference in the lives of children, families and their communities. API gives vital support to busy parents who are inundated with oversimplified... more »

  chander2nyc wrote:

At my first MaleSurvivor Weekend of Recovery, I walked into a room with 30 other people I had never met before, and for the first time in my life I didn't feel alone. I can't overstate how important the work MaleSurvivor does every day to help survivors... more »

  jsanchez7 wrote:

Had the opportunity to volunteer with CASA and I was able to learn and meet wonderful people. Not only was I able to make a difference in the lives of two children but I was also able to learn a lot from them. The CASA program is wonderful and very supportive... more »

  jan Tennyson wrote:

Growing up in the foster-care system in New York City has caused me to be passionate about children subjected to abuse. I started Dare to Dream Children's Foundation in 1987 and in 2007 earned the Governor's Lonestar Achievement Award. Knowing that there... more »

  Ron Baradel wrote:

This is one terrific organization. It does fantastic work with a segment of society (abused and neglected children) that are truly victims and need help from dedicated people with great hearts who know what they are doing. That describes Anne Arundel... more »

  kaufamy wrote:

Both of my children has been students of the KidSafe Foundation Pre-K program. Years later, my kids remember the valuable lessons that were shared in the 8 week curriculum. Both kids loved reading the KidSafe books to each other. I can't say enough... more »

  redbracelet87 wrote:

PCAA implements research and evidence-based practices into the services they provide and the interventions they design. Local chapters creating Parent Circles are making a big impact on the the lives of parents and children who participate. I have had... more »

  mkatemurray wrote:

I was initially introduced to Camp Horizon through my work as a youth development and social work professional, and began volunteering in 2004. My volunteer experience over the past 8 years has given me behind the scenes access to the heart and professionalism... more »

  azrussian1 wrote:

I am working for S H I E L D from 2002, and from that time has helped hundreds families to resolve their issues, and to get out of the Domestic Violence situation. My desire to help based on my own hard experience of Domestic Violence in the family, and... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am an advocate working for clients at the trial court level. I have seen first hand how the work done by FVAP is changing the atmosphere and outcome of family violence cases in California. more »

  Lietta wrote:

I am honored to be associated and working with this great nonprofit, American SPCC (American Society for the Positive Care of Children). They are an amazing organization with huge goals and a vast vision to actualize positive social change as it relates... more »

  Mermaids1024 wrote:

This is a wonderful program to help empower kids and keep them safe. My kids really enjoyed the class and it was done in a non scary way. I would highly recommend this class to kids and teens of all ages! more »

  AngelsAgainstAbuse wrote:

The Angels have made a difference in thousands of children and youth's lives in the child welfare system over the past 9 years and given them Hope for a better tomorrow. The Angels give these children memories to get them through their tough times and... more »

  Aubrey wrote:

One of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had was working as a court appointed special advocate. It was an opportunity to interact with a child who was going through some very difficult family situations and make sure that his best interests... more »

  JP wrote:

Called by the press the "Nobel Prize for children" World of Children is 12 years old. 100% of overhead is covered by the Board of Governors thus assuring that contributions from others go directly to programs. All World of Children Honorees are vetted... more »

  advisor wrote:

I have known Free Arts For Abused Children since February 2003 or about 7 years. I have worked with a number of Non Profits for the past 20+ years. I find them to be dedicated to the children and support and development of there various programs. I... more »

  Sam wrote:

Child Advocates really puts their heart and soul into helping community volunteers have the proper tools, support, and care to make a difference in the lives of foster children. more »

  amyrosa wrote:

Casa is an amazing organization that really helps the most vulnerable children in our community. I was a teacher for23 years and had needy children in my classroom so I decided to volunteer on a individual basis with one child when I retired. Not only... more »

  Robert O.1 wrote:

Blue Water Surrender Rocks!Blue Water's Children's Home in Guatemala is caring for abandoned children and strengthening the community it serves. 100% of donations to Blue Water Surrender goes directly to food, housing, medical supplies, education,... more »

  Carolyn wrote:

I have volunteered for Family Outreach, Richardson-Plano for 10 years in various administrative capacities. All the administrative work of the agency is done by volunteers! I have also mentored families which is very fulfilling work even tough... more »

  sanglukb wrote:

Amazing people to work with! It's an everyday active learning & teaching and closely knit community. more »

  tina wrote:

I believe we can make a difference in this country by enforcing maximum sentencing in child neglect and abuse cases. We have to show these abusers that we are no longer going to tolerate these dispicable acts against innocent children! CWAV... more »

  Child Guardians wrote:

This all-volunteer Board does amazing things for kids. 100% of the funds that they raise for children - GO TO CHILDREN! They have a tiny administrative cost that is covered by additional donations from board members, and other donations. Help them... more »

  Darren P. wrote:

We have seen so many cases in recent times of children being severely abused and in some cases even being killed. A group of Veterans decided to make a make a difference. The goal of MVACA is to make people aware of what is going on in their local... more »

  Writer wrote:

When my daughter, Brianna was ripped away from her Family and Home in Jan., 2015, I did not know where to or who to turn to for help. I came across CJE's website and was able to gather respirces and information on this nightmare within our Family Courts.... more »