All Kentuckians are mandated reporters. If you believe a child is being abused or neglected, call the Child Protection Hotline.
For contact information in other states, please visit our Report It page.
Child help: National Abuse Hotline:
1-800-4-CHILD
or 1-800-422-4453
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The Council on Developmental Disabilities presents the 7th Annual Family Fun Fest with sponsorship from Superior Van and additional support from Got-Special-Kids. Please join us on Saturday, November 4th from 11am-2pm at Churchill Park School for lunch, activities and to learn about a lot of great resources. Exhibitors on site include: Alternative Adult...
Tin Can Pass, Queen Frog and Cyclops are just a few of the cooperative games you will learn to take back to your school, community center, etc. at this fun and engaging workshop. Peace Ed has found that cooperative play is one of the best ways to teach young people...
Learn about strategies to avoid incidents of challenging behaviors in home and school settings. Possible motives will be examined to assist caregivers in determining the most effective interventions. Preventative guidelines for arranging the home and school environments, setting expectations, and encouraging positive behaviors will be discussed. There will be time...
This workshop will provide education about warning signs, triggers, finding motivation and encouraging change in children and adolescents. Topics covered will include ADHD, bullying, social media, substance abuse risk, etc. There will be time for questions. Presented by: Greg Oerther, CSW To register for this FREE seminar, please call Greg...
Provided regionally by Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky. Programs providing services, support and activities to children can also provide easy access for child sex offenders to groom potential victims. Summer camps, athletics, the faith community, schools and more all have a duty to ensure children and youth they serve are safe...
Provided regionally by Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky. Programs providing services, support and activities to children can also provide easy access for child sex offenders to groom potential victims. Summer camps, athletics, the faith community, schools and more all have a duty to ensure children and youth they serve are safe...
Provided regionally by Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky. Programs providing services, support and activities to children can also provide easy access for child sex offenders to groom potential victims. Summer camps, athletics, the faith community, schools and more all have a duty to ensure children and youth they serve are safe...
Join Kentucky Youth Advocates and other Face It partners on January 18, 2018 for the 14th annual Children’s Advocacy Day at the Capitol! Children’s Advocacy Day at the Capitol began in 2004 as an effort to unite advocates from across the state to raise their voices on behalf of children’s safety, health,...
Provided regionally by Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky. Programs providing services, support and activities to children can also provide easy access for child sex offenders to groom potential victims. Summer camps, athletics, the faith community, schools and more all have a duty to ensure children and youth they serve are safe...
Provided regionally by Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky. Programs providing services, support and activities to children can also provide easy access for child sex offenders to groom potential victims. Summer camps, athletics, the faith community, schools and more all have a duty to ensure children and youth they serve are safe...
