Child Advocacy Centers, Our History, & Child Abuse Prevention Month

Adult Prevention Training Opportunities Include:1.) Preventing & Responding to Child Abuse Recognizing signs of abuse/neglect, how to adhere to the mandated reporting laws, and respond to a child’s disclosure. Versions for community groups, daycare providers, & faith groups. 2.) The CAC’s Response to Child AbuseThe CAC’s role in the investigation, prosecution, & treatment of child abuse & neglect. KPCAC’s services.3.) Children’s Trust of SC – Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE)Understanding ACEs, preventing & addressing the largest public health issue, building self-healing communities.4.) Darkness to Light – Stewards of ChildrenChild sexual abuse prevention training for adults.5.) On the Other Side of StressUnderstanding the stress response cycle and how to return to relaxation with evidence-based coping strategies.6.) Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) 101Defining, identifying, and responding to the sexual exploitation of minors.7.) Problematic Sexual Behaviors (PSB)Defining problematic sexual behaviors, learning about sexual development, and identifying protective/risk factors of PSB.8.) Internet Safety: Parent’s, Guardians, & CommunityComprehensive internet safety program developed by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Understand what kids are doing online and keep them safe from digital dangers.Child Prevention Training Opportunities Include:1.) Be Safe with Moss and Violet*A psycho-educational group teaching body safety and proper boundaries to children ages 3-8. Children will be taught the names for private parts, about “ok” and “not ok” touches, appropriate boundaries, & who to tell about getting a “not ok” touch. **Parent permission required**2.) Teen Safety Matters- Monique Burr Foundation               Relevant safety topic for youth grades 6-12, including digital/cyber safety.3.) Child Safety Matters- Monique Burr FoundationRelevant safety topic for youth grades K-5, including digital/cyber safety.4.) Teen Self-care: Finding Your Hack to Relax               Self-care and stress management coping skills specific to teens.5.) Not A Number – Love146’s Child Trafficking and Exploitation Prevention CurriculumNot a Number is an interactive child trafficking and exploitation prevention curriculum designed to provide youth with information and skills in a manner that inspires them to make safe choices. Youth learn to identify and utilize healthy support systems that may decrease their vulnerabilities.6.) NetSmartz: Online SafetyA comprehensive internet safety program developed by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Can be tailored for any age K-12.Want to learn more about KPCAC?Visit kayphillipscac.org