Long Island Law Enforcement Leaders Unite to Prevent Child Abuse
Montana Sheriff Joins Nationwide Campaign to Prevent Child Abuse
Bettendorf Chief of Police Backs Home Visits to Reduce Child Abuse, Violent Crime
Scott County Sheriff Dennis Conard Says Home Visits Can Help Prevent Child Abuse
OUR STORIES
"I vividly remember the day when as a young patrol officer I responded to a complaint of loud music coming from an apartment. My partner and I pushed open the unlatched door, we found a toddler—bruised, dirty and frightened. No adult in sight."
- Chief Eric Olsen from Kirkland, Washington
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ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN
Almost 700,000 U.S. children were abused or neglected in 2010: tragedies that claimed the lives of 1,560 children. Every one of these cases is a grim reminder that abuse or neglect has touched the life of an innocent child. That’s why Fight Crime: Invest in Kids has launched a nationwide Campaign for Child Abuse Prevention. Our plan supports voluntary home visiting services and family supports that can prevent as much as half of child abuse and neglect.
Download Our Info-Graphic on Child Abuse and Prevention
Read our Report on Child Abuse Prevention and Home Visiting
Read our Letter to Congress
NEWS FROM OUR CAMPAIGN AGAINST CHILD ABUSE
Jul 31st 2012
Reno, Washoe County Law Enforcement: 90 Kids in Nevada Abused or Neglected Every WeekCiting enormous toll on children and child abuse-crime link, law enforcement leaders support efforts to break cycle of abuse through voluntary home visiting
Jun 21st 2012
As Jurors Deliberate Sandusky Case, Law Enforcement Urges Continued Push to Curb All Cases of Child Abuse, NeglectMay 8th 2012
Florida Law Enforcement Leaders Join National Child Abuse Prevention Campaign
