Resource Library
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.
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.
Recognizing the Signs of Child Abuse: Why Summer Matters More Than Ever
Learn the warning signs of child abuse and neglect, why summer increases risk, and what to do if you're concerned about a child. Know when and how to report.