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The “Check-In” Habit: Simple Ways to Stay Connected All Summer Long
Small, consistent check-ins can help strengthen your connection with your child, build trust, and create opportunities for important conversations about safety all summer long.
Behind the Interview: Celebrating Forensic Interviewers
This week at Kids Hub, and across the nation, we celebrated National Forensic Interviewer Appreciation Week. To recognize the incredible work our forensic interviewers do, I sat down with them to learn more about the interview process, what inspires them, and what it means to serve children as they share their experiences.
A Shared Mission: How Churches Can Help Protect Children
Churches play a vital role in protecting children by creating safe spaces, supporting families, and partnering with Child Advocacy Centers to respond to abuse with confidence and care.
Building A Trusted Adult Network
A trusted adult network helps children identify safe, supportive adults they can turn to for guidance, encouragement, and help when something feels wrong.
Introducing ROAR
Meet ROAR—a child-friendly body safety program that helps children build confidence, understand healthy boundaries, and learn how to speak up when something doesn't feel right.
The Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Approach in Child Advocacy Centers
Learn how the multidisciplinary team (MDT) works in child advocacy centers to protect children, reduce trauma, and improve outcomes in abuse cases.