Through lecture, video, injury identification and group work, attendees are prepared to recognize, report, and prevent child abuse and neglect within their role as child and/or family-serving professionals. This workshop reviews Kentucky mandated reporting laws, definitions of abuse and neglect, what to expect after a report has been made to the authorities, and outlines specific action steps which prevent child maltreatment.
(Lexington, KY) – COVID-19’s impact on children and families across Kentucky is evident.
Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky understands, respects, and reinforces the global responsibility to a
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La pandemia del coronavirus nos ha provisto un numero de lecciones para nosotros como individuos,
Despite physical distance, we can still raise awareness for prevention efforts this April!
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One area in which Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky (PCAK) tries to advance our mission is through con
As nonprofit organizations, government agencies, child and youth-serving entities, we all communi
The Child Fatality and Near Fatality External Review Panel released its 2017 Annual Report.
During the 2015 Regular Session of the General Assembly, Senate Bill 119 passed, amending KRS 156
Youth-serving organizations work hard to create a safe place for youth, employees and volunteers
