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National Organizations
Find organizations that provide immediate assistance and resources on specific topics related to child abuse and neglect.
Adult Survivors
This resource listing provides contact information for organizations that serve and have information about adult survivors of child abuse. Each entry includes a brief description of the organization.
Child Abuse and Neglect Information
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Related Organizations Lists |
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Child Welfare Information Gateway
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2010 - 4 pages |
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This resource listing provides the contact information of select organizations that are concerned with child maltreatment. Each entry includes a brief description of the function of the organization and e-mail and web addresses. To find additional organizations, search the Information Gateway database at http://www.childwelfare.gov/organizations/.
Child Fatalities
This directory lists national organizations that disseminate information about child fatalities. The organizations provide advocacy, professional training, program development, public awareness, and research services.
Child Sexual Abuse
This directory lists organizations that provide information about child sexual abuse, including professional societies, advocacy centers, and toll-free helplines. The organizations offer research services, training, technical assistance, and referrals for professionals and the public.
Child Welfare and the Law
This resource list provides the addresses and phone numbers of organizations that maintain information for professionals about legal issues regarding child welfare. A short description of each organization is included. The organizations address children's rights, the prosecution of child abuse, state court proceedings, child welfare policy analysis, and advocacy.
Toll-Free Crisis Hotline Numbers
This directory lists toll-free phone numbers maintained by various crisis organizations. It includes organizations that deal with child abuse, child sexual abuse, crime victims, family violence, mental illness, missing/abducted children, rape/incest, substance abuse, suicide prevention, and youth in trouble/runaways.
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