National Day of Racial Healing
National Day of Racial Healing was launched in 2017 to help support communities across our nation navigate the longstanding effects of racism. Click the link to learn more!
National Day of Racial Healing was launched in 2017 to help support communities across our nation navigate the longstanding effects of racism. Click the link to learn more!
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) developed the following resources on Mass Violence.
Imagine a world where all children have what they need to thrive and prosper, and all parents have the resources and supports they need to care for their children adequately. Prevent Child Abuse America believes this envisioned world is possible, and in response, embarked on a comprehensive, adaptive strategy process in 2022 to set a vision for the creation of a primary prevention ecosystem in the United States that builds the well-being of our nation’s children and families.
Imagine a world where all children have what they need to thrive and prosper, and all parents have the resources and supports they need to care for their children adequately. Prevent Child Abuse America believes this envisioned world is possible, and in response, embarked on a comprehensive, adaptive strategy process in 2022 to set a vision for the creation of a primary prevention ecosystem in the United States that builds the well-being of our nation’s children and families.
Toolkits & Guides
Workers in helping professions often care for people who are in crisis and have to deal with the secondary trauma resulting from addressing those situations. Their work can put their own mental health at risk.
Annual Reports
As we celebrated our 50th anniversary in 2022, we took time to reflect on our impact through the years and renew our commitment to helping children and families reach their full health and life potential. We remain steadfast in our belief that family and child well-being are community issues. Child abuse and neglect are preventable when children and families are well supported.
Toolkits & Guides
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) emphasizes the importance of psychological first aid (PFA) in the wake of mass violence—for both children and adults.